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florida scrub jay

Saving the Florida Scrub-Jay

Dan February 12, 2019 Florida, USDA-NRCS

The Florida scrub-jay is on the brink of extinction, as less than 10 percent remain due to development pushing them out of the only place they can survive: dense scrub oak and saw palmettos packed into the dry sandy hills of the Florida scrub.  But a man known as “Mr. Scrub Jay” to friends and family, Fred Hunter, has dedicated …

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