Anhinga trail

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Posted by Ranger Sabrina on 16:10:18 11/26/05

Anhinga Trail is starting to fill up with wildlife once again. More and more Anhinga's each day. This morning caught a glimpse of 2 yellow crowned night herons building their nest in their usual spot (after second fork on trail). There was also an immature black crowned sitting near by. A visitor pointed out an American Bittern camouflaged in the grasses.
Also:
Least Bittern before Royal Palm turn off
Immature Bald Eagle over E.Coe VC
Common yellowthroats
American Redstart outside E.Coe VC

Park still closed from Mahogany Hammock to Flamingo. Flamingo is one big sheet of solidified mud. Most of the vegetation is dead. Still no ETA for re-opening that area.

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Comments:	: Anhinga Trail is starting to fill up with wildlife once again. More and more Anhinga's each day. This morning caught a glimpse of 2 yellow crowned night herons building their nest in their usual spot (after second fork on trail). There was also an immature black crowned sitting near by. A visitor pointed out an American Bittern camouflaged in the grasses. : Also: : Least Bittern before Royal Palm turn off : Immature Bald Eagle over E.Coe VC : Common yellowthroats : American Redstart outside E.Coe VC : : Park still closed from Mahogany Hammock to Flamingo. Flamingo is one big sheet of solidified mud. Most of the vegetation is dead. Still no ETA for re-opening that area. :
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