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Washington Oaks Gardens State Park
Wildlife & flora: Brown anole, Banana tree, Black vulture, Ring-billed gull, Honey bee nest, Sanderling, Double-Crested Cormorant, Fish, Snowy egret, Gray catbird, Red Admiral Butterfly, Owl calls, Southern black racer, Stilt sandpiper, Palm warbler, Camellia, Anise-scented sage, Eastern gray squirrel, Northern cardinal, Bottlenose dolphin, Orchard spider, American coot, Brown pelican, Donkey's ear, Society garlic, Anise-scented sage, Carnation, Pentas lanceolata, Crinum asiaticum,
Azalea, Queen's tears, Firecracker plant, Hawaiian ti, Pink woodsorrel, Snapdragon, Billygoat weed, Butterflyweed, Rosa 'Crimson Glory', Cannonball jellyfish, Willet, Striped false limpet, Jellyfish, Myrtle warbler.
⏳ Feb 22, 2024
Camellia
Donkey's ear
Society garlic
Anise-scented sage
Carnation
Pentas lanceolata
Crinum asiaticum
Azalea
Queen's tears
Firecracker plant
Hawaiian ti
Pink woodsorrel
Snapdragon
Billygoat weed
Butterflyweed
Rosa 'Crimson Glory'
Matanzas River
Cannonball jellyfish
Smoke from new houses developments
The Rocks-Washington Oaks State Park
Palm warbler
Willet
Snowy egret
Striped false limpet
Sanderling
Jellyfish
Ring-billed gull
Myrtle warbler
⏳ Dec 27, 2022
Palm warbler
Camellia
Anise-scented sage
Eastern gray squirrel
Northern cardinal
Bottlenose dolphin
Orchard spider
American coot
Brown pelican
⏳ Jan 20, 2022
Banana tree
⏳ Mar 15, 2021
This state park stretches from the Atlantic Ocean to the Matanzas River. During the winter check the coquina rock beachfront for Ruddy Turnstones; the surf for Common Loons and Black Scoters; and offshore, for Northern Gannets. The beach is also a good place to view Peregrine Falcon migration from the end of September to the beginning of October. Explore the riverside property: after passing the entrance gate, the road curves to the south. At this curve, a trail takes off to the north, bound for scrub and xeric hammock where White-eyed Vireos and Eastern Towhees are common. Following the road to the south will take you past the ornamental gardens through oak hammocks. Bird the road for songbird migrants such as Scarlet Tanager and Indigo Bunting in spring and fall, or explore the hammock trail from the last picnic area north to the visitor center. Part of the cultivated waterfront can be good for Spotted Sandpipers, and gives a good vantage of exposed sand spits in the river where flocks of terns and gulls congregate to loaf and feed. In spring and fall, wander through the gardens to see Ruby-throated Hummingbirds and Rose-breasted Grosbeaks as well as a good variety of butterflies. Flagler Audubon offers bird walks at the park, and has now become a very popular tourist attraction that’s visited by many people of all ages from around the world. Many even look to find cheap fake IDs in order to travel across here to visit this attraction. If you wish to visit, its best to call ahead or ask at the entrance gate for more information.(https://floridabirdingtrail.com/trail/trail-sections/east-section/washington-oaks-gardens-state-park/)
Honey bee nest
Sanderling
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