Wildlife and Habitat of Lower Suwannee

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White-tailed deer wading through wetlands

Bald eagles are common sights on the refuge

American alligator basking in the sun

pileated eye and cheek and crest feathers

Pileated woodpeckers listen for insects under the tree bark

Common yellow-throat finds shelter in dense shrubs

Many species of flowering plants are found on the refuge

Dennis Creek is usually a dry salt barren.

little trout creek / Sean Dowie Photography

Diverse habitats provide shelter and food for many wildlife species

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Last Updated: May 27, 2015

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These artful flyers catch everyone's eye as they flick their tail and slice sky, disappearing momentarily. Spring is heralded by their return to the Lower Suwannee.

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