At Rookery Bay, we ate lunch in a chickee hut, built by members of the seminole tribe, who have land in South Florida. The use of palm fronds was really cool, it's a beautiful structure!
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This is a blog describing the adventures of the naturalists working at the nature center at Omni-Amelia Island Plantation Resort. Amelia Island is the northernmost barrier island on the east coast of Florida, by Jacksonville. Omni-Amelia Island Plantation is a "green" resort and is a beautiful place to lead nature tours,where you never know what we'll come across.We also receive animals that have been injured or abandoned and are charged with ensuring they get the care they need.
Link to Nature Center - tour descriptions, calendar, etc.
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- Paddling Okefenokee Swamp
- Birds of Amelia Tour
- Upcoming February Events
- Meet Neil!
- Little Blue Heron in action
- This little blue heron was posing for us. This t...
- Corkscrew Swamp Audubon Sanctuary
- Marco Island
- Briggs Nature Center
- Seminole Chickee Hut
- Rookery Bay displays
- Creatures of the Mudflat display
- Rookery Bay NERR ELC
- Audubon Center for Birds of Prey
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Needs List for Animal Rescues
Animal carriers
Catch nets
Esbilac formula
KMR and puppy milk replacer
Fresh or frozen vegetables and fruit
Raw peanuts
Rodent block
Animal cages/enclosures or wood/wire to build
Nest boxes for squirrels
Syringes (1cc)
Basking light bulbs (75-100 watt) and dome lamps
Adams flea and tick spray
Local volunteers to drive wildlife to rescues in Jacksonville or Big Talbot Island
Catch nets
Esbilac formula
KMR and puppy milk replacer
Fresh or frozen vegetables and fruit
Raw peanuts
Rodent block
Animal cages/enclosures or wood/wire to build
Nest boxes for squirrels
Syringes (1cc)
Basking light bulbs (75-100 watt) and dome lamps
Adams flea and tick spray
Local volunteers to drive wildlife to rescues in Jacksonville or Big Talbot Island
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