Venice Audubon Rookery (at Sheriff's off Rt. 776 or gov't building off Rt 41)

This is a location that has many different types of birds and their chicks, still in the nests. And in the evening, there are Bathouses which release the bats to forage for their dinner. There is free parking; a covered pavilion to rest, eat, or visit; Audubon docents who discuss the habits of the birds; and a wonderful place to study nature. There are lanes to wander around the pond, Purple Martin houses, and plenty of people with their phones or cameras to photograph the nesting birds. A great place to meet friends... Bring your long lens camera, or a phone that can be zoomed in. Chicks should be photographed at 400-600mm or equivalent. For more information about the venue, see: https://veniceaudubon.org/rookery

Enter Your Top 5 Photos from the Venice Audubon Rookery Event on March 14
If you attended our Venice Audubon Rookery Meetup event, we are happy you could join us. We will create an album for the event.
Post up to five (5) of your best photos from the event before: 7 PM ET on Thursday, April 2.
Eligible photos:

• Must be taken on March 14 at Venice Audubon Rookery
• Must be posted before the deadline
• Must have a title with each photo
• Must NOT be sexually explicit or suggestive

This album will be reviewed. The winning image will become the permanent album cover for the event. The name of the winning photographer will appear in the album title. There will not be any honorable mentions.
Good luck getting your image selected as the winner!