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Five black skimmers flying in a row, high above the Gulf of Mexico.
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Five black skimmers flying in a row, high above the Gulf of Mexico.

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  • Portrait of the male and female red bellied woodpecker parents looking out from their chicks' nesting box.
  • Ring neck dove with bright eyes cools off in a colorful garden birdbath.
  • Red Bellied Woodpecker at the suet feeder gathering suet to bring back to it's baby chick in the nesting box.
  • "Danger, Alligators and Snakes in area" sign with an Anhinga bird with outstretched wings perched on the signpost and directly in front of a lake.
  • Black Skimmers take flight at Little Estero Critical Wildlife Area on Fort Myers Beach.
  • Five black skimmers flying in a row, high above the Gulf of Mexico.
  • A group of double-crested cormorant on driftwood form a curved arch above the words Merry Christmas & Happy New Year in red.
  • Puffed out Ring Neck Dove also known as a cape turtle and half collared dove resting on a fence.
  • American white pelican with breeding horn on his upper bill looks around at the water's edge.
  • Male anhinga drying his feathers as he warms his body at Wakodahatchee Wetlands in Delray Beach, Florida, USA.
  • Close up of a red bellied woodpecker perched vertically on the trunk of a palm tree.
  • Looking up at a beautiful male peacock in profile view.
  • A pair of neck doves perched on a tree branch in a tropical backyard garden.
  • Male Red Bellied Woodpecker resting on palm tree trunk.
  • Black skimmer bird gliding against blue skies in Fort Myers Beach, Florida, USA.
  • Dozens of nesting wood stork birds are visible from the boardwalk at Wakodahatchee Wetlands in Delray Beach, Florida. Wakodahatchee was constructed on 50 acres of unused utility land.
  • Blue jay perched on the edge of a birdbath returns for a second dip in the bath. The blue jay is native to North America and is one of the loudest and most colorful birds in back yards.
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