We'll meet at Wakodahatchee Wetlands for a morning or late afternoon tour for a couple of hours of great birding at one of south Florida's best birding hotspots and is a part of the Great Florida Birding Trail. This is an easy location, perfect for beginner to experienced birders with boardwalk running throughout freshwater marsh, cabbage palm hammocks and cypress swamp habitat. We will stroll along the 0.5mile boardwalk at a slow pace and listen and look for whatever birds we find in a couple of hours. I will begin with a short crash course in birding and will educate you along the way with fun facts about the species we encounter and teach you fun ways to remember songs and calls, making birding fun especially for the beginner birdwatcher! These sites serve as the feeding, breeding or wintering grounds for many types of birds during fall, winter and spring, which include ducks, herons, egrets, storks, gallinules, rails, blackbirds, buntings, raptors, warblers, cormorants and anhingas. We will also enjoy other wildlife we may encounter, which have included freshwater turtles, alligators, river otters, marsh rabbits and bobcat.