On the right is a Louisiana Waterthrush that I found during fall migration in October of 1998. He was feeding in the the pools in a slightly flooded hammock, and cautiously getting closer and closer to me. Left, a palm warbler in particularly drab plumage from the Zellwood farm area last fall. Unfortunately, that great birdwatching site is now closed to the public due to the massive pesticide poisoning of fish-eating birds there. I suspect its the same bird, and it may even be a victim of the pesticides from Zellwood.
Wood storks wander widely during the fall and winter.