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Roseate Spoonbill at Florida

Florida's low-lying peninsula, threaded with freshwater marshes and cypress stands between the Atlantic and Gulf coastlines, gives Roseate Spoonbills the wetland mosaic they favour, offering photographers a striking splash of pink amid the greens and browns of the swamp. April is the month to be in the field, when conditions are at their best for capturing this distinctive species. Travellers joining NaturesLens' Florida Ospreys holiday are ideally placed to work these wetlands, camera in hand. It's a rewarding location for anyone hoping to add the spoonbill's unmistakable silhouette to their portfolio.

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