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An aerial view of Garden Key and Fort Jefferson in Dry Tortugas National Park.![greategret]()
A great egret in an Everglades National Park cypress swamp.![sandhillshires]()
Sandhill cranes visit often at Lake Kissimmee State Park.![dscn]()
Birders on the beach at St. George Island State Park.![birders]()
Birders gather at the shores of "Ding" Darling's impoundments to watch birds feed at low tide.![blurbirds]()
Breakfast time at "Ding" Darling refuge.![foggyegrets]()
Bird flurry at St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge.![famtree]()
Birders at St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge.6 Top Spots in Florida to Have Your Own 'Big Year'
Bird and wildlife watching contributed $3.1 billion to Florida’s economy in 2006, and 746,000 people came to Florida primarily with wildlife-watching on the brain.
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- 6 Top Spots in Florida to Have Your Own 'Big Year'
