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The chirps of these tiny, nonmigratory birds once filled the pineland habitats of Florida. Unfortunately, they have been fleeting in recent years. In fact, according to the Florida Fish and ...

The Service proposed to protect 179,680 acres for the Everglades bully, 177,879 acres for the Florida pineland crabgrass, 8,867 acres for the pineland sandmat, and 179,300 acres for the Florida ...

This butterfly, whose only known host plant is the pineland croton, reaches adult sizes of 2.75 to 3 inches and displays sexual dimorphism, which means that the bodies of the females and males are ...