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From Feeders to Marshes | Birding the Celery Fields in Sarasota Florida

Discover one of the best birding hotspots in Sarasota, Florida! In this episode, we explore the famous Celery Fields and visit the feeders at the Sarasota Audubon Society Nature Center before heading out to the Palmer Road and Raymond Road boardwalks. If you love Florida birding, wildlife photography, or peaceful nature walks, this location is a must-visit on the Gulf Coast. The Celery Fields is known for incredible year-round birdwatching, and this trip did not disappoint! At the Audubon feeders, we enjoyed close-up views of songbirds before exploring the wetlands and boardwalk trails. Highlights included a soaring Northern Harrier, a vibrant Common Yellowthroat, a noisy flock of Nanday Parakeets, and several species of wading birds hunting in the marsh. Whether you’re a beginner birder or a seasoned life-lister, Sarasota offers amazing opportunities to spot both migratory and resident species. If you’re planning a Florida birding trip, looking for the best places to bird in Sarasota, or just enjoy relaxing nature content, this video is for you. Be sure to like, comment with your favorite bird sighting, and subscribe for more birding adventures! 🎥 Subscribe to Feathers & Footsteps for more birding videos, winter bird watching tips, and outdoor nature adventures throughout the season. 🔎 Keywords: #FloridaBirding #CeleryFields #SarasotaFlorida #BirdWatching #Audubon #WildlifePhotography ‼️We are a new channel and pretty much complete newbies at the video making game, so please show us some love and like this video, leave us a comment, or better yet, hit that subscribe button! Your support means the world to us. Thank you! ⬇️ Find us on our Socials: ⬇️ Facebook:   / feathersandfootsteps   Instagram:   / feathers.and.footsteps   🚐 Do you like travel and RV Content? Check out our other channel:    / @happilyonthemove   🎵 Music provided by Epidemic Sound: https://share.epidemicsound.com/ckmq6s