Florida Scrub-Jay Monitoring At Archbold Biological Station

Published on July 17, 2025

Photography & writing by Summer 2025 FWCF Photography Intern Lucas Delgado 

It’s a muggy, heavy June morning in Highlands County. The crickets still own the air. I’m bleary-eyed, driving down highway 27, and relying on bitter coffee to prepare me for a day covering the monthly Florida Scrub Jay Census at Archbold Biological [...]

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