This is a public water wetlands and much of the Florida wildlife can be found there. There is a mile and a half boardwalk where you will find many photograohers from all over.
Wakodahatchee is another public wetland with a boardwalk and wonderful wildlife is also found there.
Ed Mattis wrote on Thu, Jul 15, 2010 [ Send Email ] Water level was low, attracting many wading birds
Oscar Vazquez-Ortiz wrote on Mon, Jun 7, 2010 [ Send Email ] Good news! Today I spotted a Kildeer couple in Green Cay. It looks like they are looking for a nesting spot! I hope they like the real estate and stay.
Oscar Vazquez-Ortiz wrote on Mon, Jan 18, 2010 [ Send Email ] Green Cay Nature Center has lots of birds and wildlife for the enjoyment of birders and photogs. It also provides a quiet, beautiful area with wonderful views for those seeking relaxation.
Oscar Vazquez-Ortiz wrote on Thu, Jan 14, 2010 [ Send Email ] Green Cay is one of our premier nature centers in South Florida. We have every imaginable species of birds. We also have a very interesting structure nearby: an old barn/storage building.
Oscar Vazquez-Ortiz wrote on Thu, Oct 15, 2009 [ Send Email ] Green Cay has been quiet for some time now but the birds are beginning to come back.<br>One species which has been absent since last year are the Spoonbills.<br>I got lucky the other day when I spotted one feeding in a shallow area of the nature center. Are Sponbills coming back? I sure hope so.<br>
Green Cay Wakodahatchee Boyton Beach, Delray Beach
Snowy Egret fishing for minnows.
Wed, Sep 1, 2010
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