Get Outside
Still can’t figure it out? Snap a photo and take it with you to our Audubon meeting —our members are a wealth of knowledge about birds and birding. Just be careful—our enthusiasm for birding is contagious! Or post it on our Facebook Page! Do you have a smartphone? Download the Merlin app by Cornell. Answer five simple questions about a bird you are trying to identify and Merlin will come up with a list of possible matches. Merlin offers quick identification help for all levels of bird watchers to learn about North America and Europe’s common and rare birds!
Florida's Imperiled Birds
Whether resting on a mangrove island or nesting on a barrier island beach, these birds need space, which is increasingly difficult to find. Read more
Bird Links
To help you enjoy our favorite hobby while you’re in Florida, we’ve compiled a few birdwatching links you may find helpful. Read more
Florida Birding FAQ
Answers to your burning birding questions. Read more
Wildlife Photography Ethics
While many of us enjoy snapshots into the secret lives of birds, we don’t often think about what went into taking those photos. And in some cases, at what cost to the birds themselves. Read more
Doug Tallamy: A Guide to Restoring the Little Things that Run the World
May 5, 2020 In this informative webinar, Dr. Doug Tallamy discusses why we must add native plants to our landscapes for the good of the insects vital to our own health. Dr. Doug Tallamy is a professor at the University of Delaware, and the author of the popular book, "Bringing Nature Home." Watch now
- Be a Beach Hero
- Beach Drivers: Please Watch Out for Wildlife
- Snowy Plover craft project
- Coloring Book
- Share the Shore with Our Wildlife Poster
- The Wrack Community Poster
- Dogs on the Beach
- How to Be a Shorebird-Friendly Photographer
- Share the Beach with Beach-nesting Birds
- What to do if you hook a pelican (or other waterbirds)
I just saw someone harming a wild bird. Whom should I call? For all wildlife violations in Florida, call the state’s toll-free Wildlife Alert Hotline: (888) 404-3922.
I see an injured bird. Who can I call to rescue? Call Kim Begay at 727-480-9010.
Licensed Wildlife Rehabilitators by County
Wild Raptor Sanctuary was founded as a way to help educate the public about these dynamic birds, and their importance to the ecosystem. This program emphasizes raptors: hawks, owls, eagles and falcons, kites and falcons. Every one of the resident birds are not releasable to the wild and are in permanent care. They have taken up the mantle of feathered ambassadors and are dedicated to providing information about their wild relatives, habitat concerns, and issues facing raptors today. These powerful and graceful birds, each with their own story, make an enormous impact, providing a true connection and appreciation for all wildlife and the habitat we share. Each of the live demonstrations provides an unparalleled experience designed to engage audiences of all ages. Learn More about the program and meet a few birds.
Birdorable has many bird logo designs and products. They also provide Fun Downloads & Activity Pages for kids of all ages that are also informative. Learn More about Birdorable and meet a few birds.