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Caspian Tern<\/a><\/h5>
15\/09\/2017<\/div>
Needed rest after a long journey. The Caspian Tern are easily identified by their coral bills.<\/p><\/div>
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That's A Mouth Full<\/a><\/h5>
15\/09\/2017<\/div>
The Cormorant is one of two birds that hunts for fish by swimming under the water. They have long necks and hooked yellow bills. They are often seen perched on branches overlooking the water.<\/p><\/div>
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Fun in the Sun<\/a><\/h5>
15\/09\/2017<\/div>
A Florida Softshell and a slider enjoy the sun on a fallen tree.<\/p><\/div>
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Junk Yard Dog<\/a><\/h5>
15\/09\/2017<\/div>
Protruding bones called "scute" on this alligator's back make it look like he is wearing a dog collar, one typically seen on a guard dog.<\/p><\/div>
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Northern Harrier Hawk<\/a><\/h5>
15\/09\/2017<\/div>
The Northern Harrier Hawk is a regular visitor to Lake Apopka Wildlife Trail. They can be seen circling over the marsh above the reeds, occasionally diving below the reed line. These hawks are st...<\/p><\/div>
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Sora<\/a><\/h5>
15\/09\/2017<\/div>
The Sora is a very secretive brown and gray marsh bird and to get a photo is a true achievement. The Sora forages quietly at the base of reeds in the wetlands. If startled it will bolt into the r...<\/p><\/div>
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Young Gun<\/a><\/h5>
15\/09\/2017<\/div>
Young Red Shouldered Hawk (Immature) on the hunt surveying the marsh.<\/p><\/div>
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Eastern Pondhawk<\/a><\/h5>
15\/09\/2017<\/div>
The Eastern Pondhawk can be seen throughout the summer along the length of "the drive". \u00a0They eat small and large insects including other dragonflies.<\/p><\/div>
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Northern Shoveler<\/a><\/h5>
15\/09\/2017<\/div>
A coat of many colors, the Northern Shoveler stands out with its patchwork attire. They can be seen in large groups of Ringed Necks and American Coots.<\/p><\/div>
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