The Everglades are an exotic and mysterious wilderness. The sounds of birds chirping and water rippling are both fascinating and soothing. You may encounter a shy manatee, see an American alligator enjoying the sun and a large variety of migratory birds.
The Everglades are a safe haven for many different species of animals due to the shallow river, subtropical climate and wide range of plants. Many of the species found here are endangered and this number has reached nearly sixty different species including the West Indian manatee, the Florida panther and the American crocodile.
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The Everglades have become famous for numerous species of birds. Nearly 350 different species have been seen in the area. Some visit during the winter, some remain throughout the year and other pass through during their southern migration. There are wading birds including the white and glossy ibises, the wood stork, the great blue, tricolored and white Herons and the black necked stilt.
During breeding season the long white plumage of the white and snowy heron or Egret is breathtaking. The shallow river attracts many species of ducks such as the greenwing teal. An Everglades tour Fort Lauderdale will enable you to see the wonders of this eco system.
Alligators are considered an important part of the Everglades ecosystem. This is the only place where crocodiles and alligators live side by side. A trip to the Everglades will give you the opportunity to see whitetail deer, red fox, the Eastern cottontail bobcat, skunks, raccoons, opossums and the Florida panther, a highly endangered species with only 100 remaining. The coastal areas and saltwater bays are the home of the bottlenose dolphin and the West Indian manatee.
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The best time to see the wonders of the Everglades is right now. You can easily schedule your visit by visiting www.privateairboattour.com. You can make contact with Captain Bill. He owns Cypress and will be delighted to schedule your Everglades tour Fort Lauderdale.