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ROSEATA SPOONBILLS Writeup thanks to the audubon society field guide
According to the Audubon Society Field Guide "they were very common in parts of the southeast until the 1860s when spoonbills were virtually eliminated from the United States as a side-effect of the destruction of wader colonies by plume hunters. They began to re-colonize in Texas and Florida early in the 20th century. but still remain uncommon and local, vulnerable to degradation of feeding and nesting habitats."

Here in Central Florida they are migratory birds and are with us only during the nesting and mating season

Thanks for Visiting! I am a professional photographer, digital and photo restoration artist with over 20 years of diversified experience. Although primarily considered a photographer and digital artist, I also enjoy creating images using traditional media, such as acrylics, oils, and pen and ink. I am an active member of the Massasoit Art Guild, located in East Brookfield, MA and a new Artist Member in Arts Center East, Vernon Connecticut. I have exhibited at the Davis Art Gallery, The Worcester City Hall Gallery, The North Brookfield MA Library and Cormier Jewelers in Spencer, MA and have been the recipient of many awards in local shows for both photography, painting and drawing. I have studied photography at the Worcester...