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This
workshop has been completed.
Visit Florida when the birds are plentiful and the
weather is, well, better than any other place in
the country. Come explore, learn and photograph
some of Florida’s hottest birding locations
with a Florida Native, Photographer and Master Naturalist,
James Shadle.
On our list of locations for this photography workshop,
weather being the variable, are: Wakodahatchee,
Loxahatchee, Pembroke Pines, Little Blue Rookery
This workshop takes you to some of Florida’s
legendary birding locations.
Green Herons, Purple Gallinule, Swamp Hens, Anhinga,
Various Long and Short Legged Waders are just
a few of the many varieties we expect to photograph.
Expect busy days, sunrise to sunset. But for
those who desire a break, no problem.
You can relax and recoup during a midday break.
Many like to break at lunch, a rest sped from
the midday sun, or just a refreshing nap. We will
make arrangements for everyone to meet for the
afternoon shoot; others may join me for some midday
macro (if I don’t fall asleep under a tree).
 This
time of year the weather can be paradise, hot or
believe it or not cold. Be prepared, I like to wear
light weight long sleeve shirts and long light weight
fast drying pants. Don’t forget your hat,
sunscreen and while at this time of year, we almost
never need insect repellent, just in case, bring
your favorite insect repellent. This way I know
we won’t need it.
We hope to photograph:
| Sunrise and Sunsets |
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| Beautiful swamps, marshes and prairie |
| White Pelicans |
| Brown Pelicans |
| Snail Kite |
| Purple Gallinule |
| Swamp Hen |
| Coot |
| Moor Hen |
| Sandhill Cranes |
| Great Blue Heron |
| Little Blue Heron |
| Snowy Egret |
| Tri-Colored Heron |
| Red Shouldered Hawk |
| Red Tailed Hawk |
| Wood Storks |
| Black and Yellow Crown Night Herons |
| American Alligators |
| Marsh Rabbits |
| Little Green Heron |
| Belted King Fisher |
| Song Birds of many varieties |
| Great Egrets |
| Black and Turkey Vulture |
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