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Slideshow: AMSET and CJAM travel into the Heart of Boyd Hill

AMSET visits Boyd Hill for a day, learning about Florida wildlife with CJAM on the way.
May 20, 2024
A Florida softshell turtle lays her eggs in a hole she made not too far from the water. They will hatch around two months after.
A Florida softshell turtle lays her eggs in a hole she made not too far from the water. They will hatch around two months after.
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Junior (and entertainment editor) Keegan Cunningham (left) and CATCOM teacher Chad Schneider on their way to Boyd Hill. The 245-acre property features a variety of habitats, such as pine flatwoods, willow marshes, and lake shores. "Our ecosystem is very diverse, and full of life." said sophomore Sofia Lopez.
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Boyd Hill provides a habitat for many animals native to the Saint Petersburg region, such as this great egret. This 245-acre nature preserve offers a habitat that appeals to birds, attracting ornithologists and birdwatchers.
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