JUPITER CRUISES – BIRDS! BIRDS! BIRDS!

04/04/2022

Jupiter Cruises

Birds — the real ones with feathers, not the snowbirds we all love —  are migrating from Jupiter Inlet and Loxahatchee River waterways. 

Here’s   5 BIRDS  to spot on a Jupiter Cruise with LOVE STREET OUTDOOR CENTER.

Sign up for a boat cruise here.

SANDHILL CRANE

LONG

That’s the word to describe sandhill cranes. Whether they are flying in the sky or foraging in marshes for food, their long legs, neck, beak, feet and wings make them standouts.

Here’s how to tell a crane from a heron: A crane has red skin on the top of its head.  Cranes fly with their neck stretched out completely. Herons fly with their necks tucked in an “S” shape when you see them on your Jupiter cruise.

Your Jupiter cruise captain will point out all the sights. Sign up here.

Did You Know: 

Sandhill cranes mate for life. They can fly up to 35 miles per hour.