Visit Everglades City and the Ten Thousand Islands of Southwest Florida, the Everglades
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A Birdwatcher’s Paradise

In the 10,000 Islands & Everglades National Park

The Everglade’s warm and shallow waters have attracted a wide variety of birds for thousands of years and make us a popular home for many species of wading birds. We have an abundance of egrets, herons, ibis, wood storks, and the beautiful roseate spoonbills! Birdwatchers from all over the globe come to see the hundreds of birds that migrate through our area in the winter.

If you’re visiting from November through May, you’re in luck – this is one of the best times to spot some of the more unique birds in our area.

Nesting season in the southwest Florida region falls between February and October – so if your trip brings you during these months, you’re sure to see a colorful display of mating behaviors and nesting sites.

It’s not uncommon to identify 150 birds on a fairly short trip!  There are plenty of places you can venture out on your own easily and safely.

Where To Go

Parks

Big Cypress National Preserve

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Collier Seminole State Park Naples

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Corkscrew Swamp Sanctuary

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Everglades National Forest

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Fakahatchee Strand State Park

Parks

Florida Panther National Wildlife Refuge

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Picayune Strand State Forest

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Ten Thousand Islands National Wildlife Refuge

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