Flamingos, spoonbills, macaws, toucans, hornbills, cranes, the bald eagle and the Florida scrub-jay.
Nearly wiped out by DDT, then recovered and removed from the US endangered list in 2007. Florida has one of the largest nesting populations.
The female seals herself into a tree hole to nest while the male feeds her.
Florida has a resident subspecies; pairs dance and call together.
Found only in Florida; young birds help raise siblings.
Common around Tampa Bay; hunted for feathers until the early 1900s.
Pink color comes from pigments in its food. Wild flamingos are returning to Florida.
Its huge bill is light and helps it shed body heat.
A large parrot; wild birds eat clay at riverbanks.
Live cameras at zoos, sanctuaries and wild places. Tap to watch here, or open the provider page; all zoo cams.
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