Ruffling pink feathers — the flamingo’s bid to become Florida’s state bird
Since Hurricane Idalia in late August, dozens or maybe hundreds of wild flamingos have stuck around in Florida
Since Hurricane Idalia in late August, dozens or maybe hundreds of wild flamingos have stuck around in Florida
Equipment such as lawn mowers and leaf blowers emitted 2,116 tons of 'fine particulates' in Florida in 2020.
The Legislature is again considering legislation that would dethrone the mockingbird as Florida’s state bird.
The flamingo is a cultural icon of the Sunshine State, conjuring up images of endless beaches and tropical paradise.
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