The Burrowing Owl pic in last blog post was taken on Marco Island, Florida. Marco is the northern most of the Ten Thousand Islands, which are part of the Everglades. To me, one of the most noteworthy things about birding in Florida, is how confiding most of the birds are. A few examples of this, from top to bottom: Barred Owl, Black Skimmer, Anhinga and Green Heron, all taken with a Nikon 70-300 mm lens, and cropped very little, if at all.
In the next post, I will summarize locations Sally and I have birded on one day trips from Marco Island.
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