Roseate spoonbills gathered at Green Cay Nature Center.
The Guide to South Florida Birds is divided into three pages, each with navigation links to the next page at the bottom. Birds are organized by family, with a list of families on each page at the top of each page. Click the photo or name to see photographs and detailed information for a particular bird. An older version of the bird guide can be found here.
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Threskiornithidae — Spoonbills and Ibis
Strigidae — True Owls
Parulidae — Wood Warblers
Vireonidae — Vireos
Muscicapidae — Gnatcatchers
Recurvirostridae — Stilts and Avocets
Accipitridae — Hawks, Eagles, Kites and Allies
Cathartidae — Vultures
Falconidae — Falcons
Ardiedae — Herons, Egrets and Bitterns
Aramidae — limpkins
Gruidae — Cranes
Ciconiidae — Storks
Rallidae — Rails, Gallinules and Coots
Alcedinidae — Kingfishers
Anhingaidae — Anhingas
Podicipedidae — Grebes
Anatidae — Ducks, Geese and Shellducks
Picidae — Woodpeckers
Threskiornithidae — Spoonbills and Ibis
Strigidae — True Owls
Parulidae — Wood Warblers
Vireonidae
Muscicapidae — Gnatcatchers
recurvirostridae — Stilts and Avocets
Accipitridae — Hawks, Kites, Eagles and Allies
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Cathartidae — Vultures
Falconidae — Falcons
Ardeidae — Herons, Egrets and Bitterns
Aramidae — Limpkins
Gruidae — Cranes
ciconiidae — Storks
Rallidae — Rails, Gallinules and Coots
Alcedinidae — Kingfishers
Anhingaidae -— Anhingas
Podicipedidae — Grebes
Anatidae — Ducks, Geese, Shelducks
Picidae — Woodpeckers
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