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Florida specialty birds

Florida has always beckoned as an escape for winter-weary northerners, but it beckons to birdwatchers, too, especially in spring. It’s perennially regarded as one of the top destinations for traveling birders.

Isolated by water on three sides, the Florida peninsula has allowed the evolution of many bird subspecies found nowhere else

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