What you can see at Bird Rookery Swamp this week
It was a great morning at Bird Rookery Swamp! Volunteer George Luther mowed the trail to marker #2 (mile 1.3) and noted …
What you can see this week at Bird Rookery Swamp: Kites, limpkins and calico pennant dragonflies
Volunteer naturalist and CREW Trust citizen scientist Dick Brewer shared his most recent critter count and photos from Bird Rookery Swamp. We …
Critter Count: Caracara Prairie Preserve
Bird Rookery Swamp is closed for boardwalk construction, so today’s critter count from Dick Brewer comes to us from Caracara Prairie Preserve. …
There’s more to see than alligators, bears and panthers
One of the most common questions I hear, either on the phone or on the trails, is “What will we see?” or …
This week’s Bird Rookery Swamp critter count
Each week volunteers Dick Brewer and Rick Mears walk the trail at Bird Rookery Swamp and complete a critter count. Below is …
A View of Bird Rookery Swamp: Surprises on the tram
Bird Rookery Swamp observations Saturday, November 14 6:25 am-1:05 pm “There were all sorts of surprises on the tram. The first was …
Wildfile Q& A: What do butterflies and other insects do when it rains, and where do they go?
Q: What do butterflies and other insects do when it rains, and where do they go? A: Where insects go when it …
A View of Bird Rookery Swamp-“Great day for butterflies”
Below are first hand observations from our volunteer Dick Brewer. Who does weekly visits to Bird Rookery Swamp and very week sends …
Photo Gallery: BRS Summer Wildlife
CREW volunteer naturalist George Luther took a photo safari at Bird Rookery Swamp (BRS) on the 4th of July and reported an …