Everglades National Park - Return Of The Supercolonies

The video discusses the unprecedented nesting of white Ibis in the Everglades, attributed to improved water management and natural weather patterns. The high water levels have created a rich environment for wading birds, leading to the formation of super colonies. The unique habitat, where freshwater meets brackish water, provides ample food sources for the birds. The video highlights the resilience of these birds and the importance of water management in Everglades restoration efforts.

What significant observation did the teacher make during the March survey flight?

How many Ibis were estimated to be nesting at the Broad River colony?

What factors contributed to the high water levels in the park?

Describe the unique environment created by the interaction of fresh and brackish water.

What is the significance of the young Ibis learning to fly?