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Hello I don't know if this is the right place to ask but here it goes. Does anyone know of a place near fort myers florida where you can see quakers in the wild. We are on vacation and would like to see them in the wild if anyone has any info it would be greatly appreciated

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bluequaker07.... I live in Hollywood, FL and rescued my wild 5-6 week old male QP "Dolce" from the street this past May. I am exactly DUE east of Ft. Meyers on the east coast of FL. between Miami and Ft. Lauderdale. In my neighborhood, I have discovered 10+ colonies within a few blocks of my house and can see 4 colonies from my home!!! I have observed that they prefer coconut palms or royal palms to build their nest colonies. Go to an area with those palms and listen for them! Actively "chatting" until 9:00 am and then from 4:00 pm until dusk. Shouldn't be a problem to find LOTS OF THEM! Look up into the palms for a ball like mass at the top of the trunk where the palm fronds begin.
New QP Dad

I just moved to Tampa from Sarasota, and when in Sarasota I always saw a wild flock of quakers in downtown. They would hang out in different parks and tree areas, especially near palm trees.
I saw them mostly in the morning around 8am.