Try to match the types of bird wings below to any of the birds seen flying at
CF Citrus Campus.
Photo courtesy of Rachel B. (2022)
Photo courtesy of Rachel B.
Photo courtesy of Rachel B.
Swallow-tailed Kites are sometimes spotted in summer soaring over CF Citrus campus. Look for their V-shaped tail in the sky!
Photo courtesy of Rachel B.
Photo courtesy of Rachel B.
Photo courtesy of John Grady (2022)
Photo courtesy of Rachel B.
Photo courtesy of Rachel B.
Photo courtesy of Rachel B.
Photo courtesy of Rachel B.
Photo courtesy of Rachel B.
Photo courtesy of Rachel B.
Photo courtesy of Rachel B.
Photo courtesy of Rachel B.
Photo courtesy of Rachel B.
Photo courtesy of Rachel B.
Photo courtesy of John Grady (2022)
Photo courtesy of Rachel B.
Photo courtesy of John Grady (2022)
Ibis (adults and juveniles). Note the difference in feathers - young ibis have mottled brown and white feathers, while adult ibis have white and black feathers.
Photo courtesy of John Grady (2022)
Photo courtesy of John Grady (2022)
Photo courtesy of John Grady (2022)
Photo courtesy of John Grady (2022)
Hawk is perched on lowest branch on left side of tree.
Hawk perched on equipment
Ducks enjoyed one of the campus ponds after a rainy summer day.
Hawk in flight on Summer day (2022)
Duck flock enjoying a rainy day. (August 2022)
Turkeys on parade
Turkeys looking for food. The two turkeys with large tails are males.
Turkeys looking for food. The turkey with the large tail is a male. Others include female turkeys (hens) and young male turkeys (toms).
Ibis checking the campus grounds (May 2023)
Florida Sandhill Cranes nest near CF Citrus campus and sometimes are seen foraging or walking the grounds. One grand lady is nicknamed "Duchess" by staff. Listen for their distinctive calls!
Cranes enjoying some shade in summer
Sandhill cranes in May 2023
Sandhill cranes at building 4 (May 2023)