A red-shouldered hawk takes flight with its catch at the Lake Apopka North Shore — a powerful reminder of the circle of life in one of Florida’s richest birding habitats. 🦅🌿
The Lake Apopka North Shore is considered one of the most renowned birding destinations in Florida, with 377 different bird species recorded on the property. 🤩
What birds have you seen recently at the Lake Apopka North Shore? 🐦
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Happy Independence Day from the St. Johns River Water Management District! 🎆
As we celebrate our nation's freedom today, we're reminded of the importance of protecting the natural resources that make Florida such a special place to call home. From scenic rivers and springs to wetlands and wildlife, the lands and waters we safeguard are part of what makes this country—and this state—so incredible. 🌿💧
Enjoy the beauty of Florida this holiday, and remember: clean water and healthy ecosystems are worth celebrating every day!
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📅 Office Closed Alert 🚨
Our office will be closed Thursday, July 3rd. 🎆 ❤️🤍💙
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