A rare treat for Florida birders, this Golden-crowned Kinglet only weighs about two pennies. Despite being one of the smallest

Empid Flycatchers are notoriously difficult to distinguish.  According to one author, “All are drab, the sort of neutral beige-ish colors

The White-crowned Sparrow is common throughout North America, from northern Alaska to central Mexico. But here in Florida, it’s a

The Glossy Ibis is much less common than our familiar White Ibis but it’s always a treat to see one,

A winter visitor to Marion County, the iconic red-breasted American Robin is the country’s most abundant land bird. In our

The Rufous Hummingbird is a native of the West Coast, where it migrates 4,000 miles each year between Alaska and