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Black-necked stilt nest

Canal and powerline levees are good places to view wildlife. Alligators are ubiquitous. You may also encounter white-tailed deer, raccoons, common opossums, armadillos, river otter, bobcats, rabbits, and rats. Swallow-tailed kites, red-shouldered hawks, and many migratory birds are seen during the winter months. Wood storks, ibises, big blue heron, snowy egrets, and cattle egrets are common. The endangered Florida panther may be an occasional visitor to the area.

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