North Port Friends of Wildlife
  • About us
  • What we offer the community
  • News
  • Events
  • Recorded Talks
  • Events NPFOWL will participate in
  • Partners
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  • Helpful Phone Numbers
  • Sandhill Cranes
  • Gopher Tortoises
  • Scrub-Jays
  • Wildlife Photos
  • Creating a Wildlife Friendly Yard
  • Audubon Outings
  • Sierra Club and Lemon Bay Conservancy's outings open to the public
  • We need conservation land and it needs you!
  • Fundraising Store
  • Tap into green energy!
  • Help improve STORM WATER runoff
Our contact information:


Email: northportfowl@gmail.com 
Phone: (941) 876-3720





This Common Nighthawk photo below was taken by Ray Weiner. 

Did you know? The Common Nighthawk is a common summer resident throughout Florida. This species is most active during the early daylight hours and in the late afternoon, flying an erratic path over fields and pastures as it searches for insects. During the midday hours this bird usually rests on horizontal tree limbs, fences, and utility wires. Nighthawks breed as far north as the Yukon and as far south as Panama; they migrate to and winter in South America from northern Argentina northward. 

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