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Day Trippin' with the Animals at Fort Myers Beach

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Everyone loves a good day trip! And hey, when you're staying at Fort Myers Beach at Mango Street Inn , you are centrally located around more great day trip adventures than you can probably handle in a single trip. That means you'll just need to come back 😉. We know you don't want to read a novel, so we'll divide some of our guest's favorite day trip destinations into three different blogs and categorize them by theme. So for you animal lovers, we suggest you bookmark this one for easy access when planning your travel itinerary for your Fort Myers Beach vacation . Here are SIX guest favorites! 1. Everglades Tours Wildlife abounds in the Everglades and there are several guided tours you can take, from relaxing to adventure seeking. Several tour companies offer airboat tours, where you'll glide across Everglades National Forest viewing alligators, birds, manatees, and more. A few of the tours guarantee you see manatees year round ... in fact, they advertise, ...

The Beautiful Birds of Ft. Myers Beach!

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If you are a big bird watcher, then the best bed and breakfast in Fort Myers Beach, Mango Street Inn , is the place to be! There are many different types of beautiful birds that can be spotted on the shores around Fort Myers Beach. While there are several birds, we'd like to highlight some of our favorites. For any of you out there that aren't very familiar with bird terminology, when we refer to plumage, we are describing their feathers. Also, we are going to take a look at three different categories of birds that may be spotted around our great bed and breakfast in Fort Myers Beach , the shore birds, wading birds, and common birds. Shore Birds Sanderling The Sanderling has short black legs that blur as they scurry across the beach. They are medium sized birds that are recognizable by their black legs and bills and obsessive wave chasing habits. These birds breed only on High Arctic tundra, but during the winter they live on most of the sandy beaches of ...