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The lines are also a convenient spot for taking a rest, and as there are other birds on the line, a chance to converse. They ...

St. Helena’s Penn Center, a short drive from downtown, stands as one of the most significant African American historical sites in the country. Established in 1862 as one of the first schools for ...

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The News-Press and Naples Daily News award-winning photographer shares his favorite locations in SWFL to photograph birds.

First off, birds really like sitting on elevated lines, whether those are power lines, telecommunication wires or cable lines ...

November is the beginning of the high tide season. It is a time when for a few months we will be able to observe raptors on ...

As we motored down the small-town street some of the pedestrians who skipped the sidewalk strutted in proud form, heedless in the afternoon sunlight.

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