How quickly things can change! One of the blog's more recent posts detailed the extreme drought conditions affecting Northeast Florida. Thank you everyone for your prayers and rain dances, but please focus your attention on other drought-stricken regions for awhile. Tropical Storm Debby brought St. Augustine an...
Photo by Larry Arrington Northeast Florida is currently being threatened by a state of extreme drought. Our region is seven inches below normal for the year and down twenty-three inches since the beginning of 2010. Wading birds depend on water and a reliable aquatic food source to...
The rookery is over-flowing with wading bird fledglings!...
Great egret and Roseate spoonbill chicks are fledging, though the Snowy egrets and Tri-colored herons are still incubating eggs!...
Come out to The Rookery to see the Great egret and the Wood stork hatchlings!...
This nesting season is beginning to look like our best year ever!...
The St. Augustine Alligator Farm Rookery is beginning to bustle!...
Wood storks are arriving at the St. Augustine Alligator Farm Zoological Park Native Swamp and Rookery!...