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Pursuing the Prothonotary
My spring break trip to South Florida was a fantastic success. I saw just about everything I went looking for, including a number of brand new lifers and some creatures I haven’t seen in far too long. There was one … Continue reading
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The Bahamas-to-Biscayne Breeze
For the entirety of my vacation in Florida, the forecast was remarkably consistent. I awoke every morning to strong easterly winds blowing in from across the sea. This weather pattern certainly had an effect on the trip, impacting the movements … Continue reading
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Glades for Days
The day following my trip to the Dry Tortugas saw much more subdued birding efforts as I slowly made my way northeast out of the Keys. I spent some time at the Indigenous Park in Key West searching for rare … Continue reading
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The Keys to Success
The drive down U.S. Route 1 to the Florida Keys is an exceedingly beautiful stretch of road. The portion between Homestead and Key Largo feels like a roadside tour of various habitats, and the Overseas Highway that continues along the … Continue reading
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Oh Me, Oh Miami
Miami is a fairly popular destination for spring break adventures. My much-needed vacation brought me to Florida late on a Monday night, and I crashed in my hotel bed shortly after picking up a rental car. When I awoke bright … Continue reading
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