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Proposed Wood Stork Reclassification

Photo by Ardith Bondi The St. Augustine Alligator Farm is a proud participant of the Wood Stork Monitoring and Research Working Group. This is directly from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service's Virtual News Room: Wood storks in the Southeastern United States no longer face imminent danger...

21 December, 2012

Make Plans to Migrate over to the Rookery

In the mid 1970’s the Alligator Farm expanded its Native Florida Swamp exhibit and inadvertently developed an outstanding natural bird rookery....

23 December, 2011

Return of the “Regulars:” Wood Storks

Wood storks are arriving at the St. Augustine Alligator Farm Zoological Park Native Swamp and Rookery!...

01 March, 2011

florida fish and wildlife Tag

Proposed Wood Stork Reclassification

Make Plans to Migrate over to the Rookery

Return of the “Regulars:” Wood Storks

St. Augustine Alligator Farm Zoological Park

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