Florida's Fall Migration

[Recording of live webinar on 9/14/22]
Florida has over 500 species of birds and is an important stop-over site for many fall migrating birds! So where do they all go? And how do they know which direction to fly? This webinar will cover what birds to expect in Florida during fall migration, as well as where to look for them and how they navigate.
Presented by Brian Magnier "This or That?" content is inspired by a field guide available for purchase through the UF/IFAS Bookstore: "This or That? A Beginner's Guide to Commonly Misidentified Animals and Plants in Florida" (ifasbooks.ifas.ufl.edu/showproduct.aspx?ProductID=1459&SEName=this-or-that-a-beginners-guide-to-commonly-misidentified-animals-and-plants-in-florida)
If you would like to reference written species comparison, please check out our UF/IFAS Blogs site: blogs.ifas.ufl.edu/global/tag/commonly-confused/
If you're interested to learn on-the-go, check out our "Naturally Florida" podcast: link.chtbl.com/NaturallyFlorida
Questions? Contact your local Natural Resources Agent, Lara Milligan at [e-mail]
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[@nataliaspinelli9747]

Fantastic love this guy ❤

[@huskot6014]

I saw a black and white warbler today while walking my dog in Largo, FL. He was hanging out on a moss covered oak tree and seemed to be checking us out. That’s how I came across this video, which was very interesting and informative. We’re lucky to live in a place where you can find so many different species. Thanks!

[@brettkelly9440]

yellow throat warlblers i have seen in brevard county florida

[@--SHEPHERD-OF-MOTHER-EARTH--]

Hopefully American goldfinches start showing up I miss those little bumblebees!🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝 SHE 🌍 WATCHES