This page is dedicated to more of the inland birds. Many of these simply migrate through. There are some rare ones here. The Black-hooded Parakeet photo was taken at Fort DeSoto. Fort Desoto is a great place for spring "fall out". If you hit the park in April after a night of hard north wind you will often get some of the best pictures. The birds, tired from the flight across the Gulf of Mexico will let you get very close and they are often in large flocks of various species. Cecil Webb Wildlife Management Area is home to Bachman's Sparrows, Red-caucaded Woodpeckers and Brown-headed Nuthatch. Red-headed Woodpeckers are more common since Hurricane Charley left splintered trees for them to forage in. Painted Buntings can be found at feeders here in winter.
More Birds
Birds of Prey
Ducks
Nesters
Shorebirds
Directions:
Hover over any photo and get a description. Click on any photo and enlarge it in a new window. Close the window to return to the page.
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Photos are for sale if you would like. High resolution digital images are available for $5 each. 8 1/2 by 11 inch printed signed copies are $15 and 13 by 19 printed signed and numbered copies are $35. (I limit copies to 150 per photo)
To Order
To order any of these photos just email me
Kevin T Edwards. Remember to list the page and the photo name. The actual photo name will be found at the end of the URL when you enlarge the photo. EX. http://www.kevinsnaturephotos/images/anhinga2.jpg
