The birds are in such abundance on the Silver River that the numbers are countless. The Black-crowned Night Heron is a rare sighting, and we saw several on one trip last week.\u00a0 Also putting in an appearance were several male and female Wood Ducks, Pileated Woodpeckers, King Fishers, Limpkins, and of course, the Herons.\u00a0 The Cormorants are continuing to build their nests in the trees near the Springs.<\/p>\n
The Rhesus Monkeys were out and about.\u00a0 By the way, we just found out the monkey leading them on a merry chase in the St. Pete area probably originated from the Silver River.\u00a0 Have Banana…will travel!<\/p>\n
Lots of life in the water…a Cottonmouth, Nile Perch and Mullet were easily seen.\u00a0 The just hatched baby Gators are about 6 inches long.<\/p>\n
For navigation purposes there are no snags on the Silver River at this time.<\/p>\n
See you on the River!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
The birds are in such abundance on the Silver River that the numbers are countless. The Black-crowned Night Heron is a rare sighting, and we saw several on one trip last week.\u00a0 Also putting in an appearance were several male and female Wood Ducks, Pileated Woodpeckers, King Fishers, Limpkins, and of course, the Herons.\u00a0 The … <\/p>\n