Spot the vibrant Rose-breasted Grosbeak in Central Florida—a rare migratory visitor with striking plumage, showcasing the beauty of seasonal wildlife migration.

While these warblers may continue their journey shortly, their brief visit leaves an indelible impression, inspiring a deeper appreciation for the wonders of avian migration.

There’s a long list. Here’s a gallery of the 48 birds that we have been able to capture on camera. (so far)

A recent visit to the local wetlands was to try to find a rare bird that has been sighted by many visitors over the past few weeks. We didn’t see it, but we got these beautiful creatures. Enjoy!

Here’s some pictures of a recent trip to one of our favorite places. Come along with us!

We captured so many species of insects and more at a central Florida wildlife management area. Come see!

Such a fleeting moment in the garden…

Carolina Wren babies!

Cedar Waxwings sighted at Mead Garden, Orlando.

What is a Mayfly? How do they benefit us?

After a few brief cold spells, the hoverflies are showing increased activity.

Rare sighting at the garden!

How did they get their name?

Keeping an eye on the Monarch butterfly population

Florida state butterfly

Beautiful migrators

Make sure you give them plenty of places to hide and hang out