A lot depends on what kind of birds you are looking for. SW Florida has just
about all of the wading birds and you might be able to stay in a nice hotel,
taking day trips out on the flats.

On 19 Nov 2003 00:46:03 GMT, (Greg) wrote:

A lot depends on what kind of birds you are looking for. SW Florida has just
about all of the wading birds and you might be able to stay in a nice hotel,
taking day trips out on the flats.

Um...I'll have to ask the experts in the family. I kind of thought
whatever birds came down there for the winter would generally head
back north by a certain time. I was wondering if March would be too
late to see them for instance.

Um...I'll have to ask the experts in the family. I kind of thought
whatever birds came down there for the winter would generally head
back north by a certain time. I was wondering if March would be too
late to see them for instance.


Like I said, it all depends on which birds you are looking for.
These guys are the local authority about birds we have here but I regularly see
most of the wading birds (egrets, herons, ibis, spoonbills) year around.

Sorry I forgot the link

http://www.dingdarlingsociety.org/Th...tion/the_j_n__
_ding__darling_nation.html