Category Archives: New Photos
2016-2017 Gator Hole/Cypress Dome Trail Results are Posted.
Everyone got a close-up look at a Crested Caracara who was eating some road kill just outside the Gator Hole entrance. 71 Species were seen on the trip and LOTS of Alligators.
2016-2017 Celery Fields/Mayakka State Park
Trip Bird: The elusive American Bittern
Trip Results from Harns Marsh, STA-5 and Punta Gorda Have been posted
New Photos added to Website
We have some new drop-dead gorgeous photos on the website. When you have a few minutes check out our Flickr account @ https://www.flickr.com/photos/caloosabirdclub/ Or you can just click on the “Gallery” link on the home page menu. Be sure an look … Continue reading
Long Time CBC Member Passed Away
It is with sadness that news has come that long time CBC member Zaida Aponte passed away on July 8th at the age of 96. Zaida was in Hospice for 2 weeks and died peacefully. Zaida was very active with the … Continue reading
New Photo
Photo by Dotty Morrison taken at Bok Towers near Lake Wales. Dotty thought she was taking a photo of the water lily and to her amazement there was a Florida anole sitting on the flower. Be sure and check out … Continue reading
New Photo Added to Flickr
A new photo of Ken Hodgson with Leon and Lois White has been added to our CBC Photo Gallery. If you haven’t’ visited our Flickr photos, you should. There are some great photos … Continue reading
New Photos Posted
Thank you Jim Ferris for sending all the wonderful photos from recent Caloosa Bird Club trips. These photos are located on our FLICKR site. For a sample of Jim’s photos check out the hoodie below.
2015-2016 Punta Gorda/Port Charlotte Area Birding Results
December 21, 2015 The club covered a lot of ground on this trip and lots of birds were seen. The highlight of the trip was a Snow Goose. Way out in Charlotte Harbor, a tiny speck was seen. Was it … Continue reading
Christmas Bird Count Map
In case anyone is interested in seeing where the Caloosa Bird Club’s count is, Gail Campbell graciously took a photo of the map for everyone to see. This is a very historical map. Who knows how many years the club … Continue reading