 The Wilderness Park along the Hillsborough River is known for its
wildlife observation. We hope you will enjoy spotting and watching the many
species that call the Hillsborough River home.
Almost always seen
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| great blue heron |
red-shouldered hawk |
white ibis |
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| Florida red-bellied turtle |
black vulture |
alligator |
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| anhinga |
peninsula cooter |
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little blue heron
osprey
turkey vulture
Often seen
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black-crowned
night heron |
tricolored heron |
great egret |
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barred owl |
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limpkin
green-backed heron
pileated woodpecker
cardinal
belted kingfisher
snowy egret
eastern phoebe
tufted titmouse
red-winged blackbird
double-breasted cormorant
wild hogs
deer
gray squirrel
Occasionally or at certain times of year
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| roseatte spoonbill |
wood stork |
pied-billed grebe
prothonotary warbler
blue-gray gnatcatcher
American robin
wild turkey
great horned owl
yellow-crowned night heron
bald eagle
river otter
raccoon
wood duck
Florida banded water snake
(non-poisonous)
brown
water snake (non-poisonous)
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Escape, Inc.
9335 E. Fowler Avenue
Thonotosassa, FL 33592
ph:
813-986-2067
e-mail: info@canoeescape.com
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