Tosohatchee State Reserve
Posted by: 
Blue Man
N 28° 29.871 W 080° 59.914
17R E 500140 N 3152353
A gem of the Florida Park Service.
Waymark Code: WMF87
Location: Florida, United States
Date Posted: 06/19/2006
Views: 73
Obtain a bird list and trail map at the entrance kiosk after paying the iron ranger. Raptors, bluebirds, and turkeys can often be seen along the powerline road. Wood storks, limpkins, and other wading brids are often seen at Jim Creek. The St. Johns River marsh is a good place for rails, ducks, gallinules, and other waterfowl.
Managing Agency:
Currently owned by the Florida Park Service and managed for hunting by the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission. Ownership of this site will soon be transferred from the park service to FWC.
Cluster Name: Bittern and Bobwhite Cluster
County: orange
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Visit Instructions:
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