Bobcat photo taken by Jackie Hall in North Port 2016

​Did You Know?  The bobcat lives for a period of up to 14 years in the wild and can coexist with the panther, as the two do not share prey. The Florida bobcat lives in a den that consists of a hollow tree, cave, rock outcropping or other open shelter.

The photo of the eagle below was captured by Jackie Hall. Nice work!

FL Scrub Jay photos below taken by Ray Weiner

Photo credit for photo below goes to Mary Lundeberg of a Black Skimmer with chic.
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Photo by Anna Kopfhamer

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Red Shoulder Hawk by Anna K. Myakkahatchee Creek Environmental Park
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Bird rookery on one of North Port's canals, Ibis, Egrets, Anhinga, Herons... Photo by Anna K.
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Rookery on North Port canal. Photo by Anna K.
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We think this is a Barred Owl, found in the Estates. Photo taken by Jonathan James.
Below a juvenile female Anhinga; the male is all black. Taken by Eileen W.

Wildlife Center of Venice on a rescue!

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Turkey in the Estates by Anna K.
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Great Egret in North Port Estates. Photo by Jonathan James
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Sandhill Cranes, Photo by Liz Santomauro Riepe
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Swallow Tail Kite, Photo by Rick Greenspun
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Great Egret in the Estates, photo by Jonathan James
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Black Crowned Night Heron. Photo taken by Jonathan James.
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      Above photo taken by Ray Weiner
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Turtles in the Estates. Photo by Ray Weiner