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Great Indian Hornbill miami metrozoo
The Impressive Great Indian Hornbill, which you can see at the Miami MetroZoo.

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Brown pelicans nesting in the thick mangrove trees on Dog Leg Island. During the highest part of nesting season, February and March, these trees have more birds than leaves.
Photo By: David McRee, VISIT FLORIDA Beaches Expert
Roseate Spoonbills can be found throughout the state in the summer months.
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