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— Each year from May through August, Black Skimmers return to their breeding grounds in Pinellas County to lay eggs and raise their chicks in large colonies. Similarly, people return to the beaches during these same months to enjoy the warm sun, cool off in the turquoise waters, and spend time with their own families.

— For more than a century, Audubon's wingspan has reached across the Gulf Coast.

— A decade of Audubon efforts to restore a resilient Gulf of Mexico.

— Birding together while staying at home.

— Bands tell a story for this returning female.

— With warming temperatures on the horizon, flooding and drought-related food challenges could pose severe, additional stress to an already declining statewide population.

— A summary from the Jay Watch season.

— Thanks to partners like Florida State Parks, who routinely commit to multi-year action plans, efforts to protect and grow Florida Scrub-Jays are showing terrific results.

— We asked you, our Audubon members, to write to the Army Corps of Engineers to convey your concerns about this project, and you did!

— The member brewers have joined their voices to support the Everglades and now, as key members of our communities, they need our support.