Gallery of Florida Birds Photo Gallery by Justin Miller at pbase.com

Gallery of Florida Birds

This gallery is a running list of all the species of birds I have photographed which can be spotted in Florida, either native, migratory, or rare. NOTE: If you see a poor quality photo in the mix, it was taken strictly for identification purposes and was the only opportunity so far to photograph that bird. I will work on replacing these photographs with better photos of that species, if the opportunity presents itself someday! As of 11/1/19, there are 210 species here.

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Egyptian goose on the golf course	Egyptian goose	Egyptian goose	Mute swan	Mute swan
Mute swans	Muscovy duck - male	Muskovy duck - female	Muscovy ducks	White crested ducks
White crested ducks	White crested duck	Black-bellied whistling duck	Black-bellied whistling ducks	Black-bellied whistling duck
Fulvous whistling duck	Fulvous whistling ducks	Fulvous whistling ducks	White-faced whistling duck	White-faced whistling duck
White-faced whistling duck	Mallard duck	Mallard duck	Mallard ducks	Mottled duck
Mottled ducks	Mottled ducks	Mottled hybrid duck	Black duck	Black duck
Wood ducks - male and female	Wood duck - male	Wood duck male	Blue-winged teal	Blue-winged teal
Male blue-winged teal	Blue-winged/Green-winged teal hybrid	Blue-winged/Green-winged teal hybrid	Blue-winged/Green-winged teal hybrid	Green-winged teal - male

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joseantonio		24-Mar-2020 20:41
what a great collection.V.

Claude Gagnon		24-Mar-2020 20:38
Beautiful work Justin! Bravo for this wonderful gallery :)) V

Guest		20-Jan-2018 01:03
Bro, Great collection of pics! I have bookmarked it for my reference. No suggestions to make changes :)

Bob Sanchez		03-Dec-2016 20:06
What a great collection of photos! I looked through it to see if I could identify some birds I photographed at Circle B Bar Reserve in Polk County. I'm guessing they are juvenile fulvous whistling ducks, but can't be sure. My Birds of Florida book didn't help either. Would it be possible to send you the photo?

Janet Zielinski		04-Oct-2016 13:56
Hello Justin, I just love your collectiton of our beautiful birds in our area. I live in Bayonet Point. I just took a picture that I cannot download yet of a huge hawk (?) black beak buff neck very gray dark back. Tail feathers square with the horizontal strip (3) on tail. A cooper's hawk was hanging nearby. The larger hawk (?) has me questioning his identity. He came down in my backyard to grab a morning dove feeding (there were about 3). This was two days again. Today is 10/01/16. With feather's flying he didn't get his prey and got back into his tree to scout for more prey. Wondering what type of hawk this is. Awaiting some equipment so I can transfer my pic onto the computer. The buff color neck caught me off balance as well as the dark color of this bird! Glad I found your sight! If anyone knows what this bird of prey is exactly based on my description please feel free to reply. Happy Birding everyone and thanks again Justin!

Janet Zielinski		04-Oct-2016 13:49
Hi Justin! Just returned to central florida (Bayonet Point) one year ago this month. Great gallery of photos. What brought me here was to look up a species of hawk I have recently photographed in my yard. He had come down earlier in an attempt to grab a dove feeding in my backyard.The dove escaped. Got a close up picture of the bird of prey. Black beak, dark back, 3 horiztal strips on tail. Older hawk i am sure. What blew me away was the his entire back appeared very dark with a buff color arounnd his neck. Any idea? Note, Cooper Hawk hanging around in yard when he was here too. please and thanks! Jan Zielinski Bayonet Point Florida Beacon Woods

JuJu Hopkins		04-Jun-2016 18:34
Wonderful Gallery of your photograph collections. Thank for allowing us to view your birds.

Michael Kuhlman Photography		13-Apr-2016 01:27
Hi, Justin, fellow photographer Mike Kuhlman here. These are really beautiful and you ought to upload them to Shutterstock to make a few extra bucks off them! http://submit.shutterstock.com/?ref=4124191

Justin Miller		24-Aug-2015 19:06
Thank you Bill - very good suggestions. When I started this gallery, it wasn't very big and I just wanted a place to start compiling the various species I was shooting - but it has grown quite a bit and now is more disorganized and sprawling. I'll have to start working on taxonomy and see if I can start getting them in better order...and also I can try adding locations on each (the dates should actually be there in the EXIF for each shot). Most of the shots in this gallery also exist in location-specific galleries elsewhere in my gallery - but it certainly would be more convenient if I added that info somewhere in the shot or EXIF description.

Bill Pranty		21-Aug-2015 19:23
Good afternoon Justin, Nice collection. If I may, I'd like to offer two suggestions: 1) Rearrange the images so that the species are in taxonomic sequence so that it is easy to find any particular species; and 2) Provide the date and location for each image. Best regards, Bill Pranty Bayonet Point, Florida

Thiri		18-Jul-2015 01:59
Dear Justin, You have a very appreciable collection of Photos. God bless, Regs

Rich Stevenson		05-Dec-2014 01:18
Excellent! You have some great captures here.

Eduardo Humphreys		02-Oct-2012 17:56
Great Gallery, nice work

Jamie		19-Nov-2011 12:14
Great collection of Florida bird photos , Justin !

Jean D		05-Apr-2011 01:12
WOW! Superb collection of avian imagery throught this gallery! Beautiful work, Justin. ~V

Lennart Waara		22-Mar-2010 20:35
Excellent gallery of birds! V

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