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The Important Bird Areas of Florida: 2000–2002 – Pranty – 2-Jul-02 198SARASOTA AND ROBERTS BAYSCortez Key Bird Sanctuary (5 acres; 2 ha), Roberts Bay colony (1 acre; 0.4 ha), and adjacent foragingareasManatee and Sarasota counties>6 acres (>2.4 ha)LOCATION: in extreme southwestern Manatee County and extreme northwestern Sarasota County,bordered by County Road 684 to the north, the mainland to the east, Philippe Creek to the south, andLongboat, Lido, and Siesta keys to the west.DESCRIPTION: two small keys in Sarasota Bay and Roberts Bay, about 16 miles (25 km) apart, linked byestuarine foraging habitat.OWNERSHIP: State of FloridaHABITATS: *mangrove forest, tidal marsh, estuarineLAND USE: *conservation, recreationIBA CATEGORIES: significant populations of Endangered and Special Concern species; and significantdiversity of colonial water birds.AVIAN DATA: the islands support significant colonial water bird rookeries, and Cortez Key serves as aroost for large numbers of Magnificent Frigatebirds. No bird list is available.Cortez Key:SPECIES DATES NUMBERS COMMENTSBrown Pelican 1999–2001 mean of 146 pairs (rangeof 88–214)mean of 1% (range of 1–2%) (B)Magnificent Frigatebird 8 May 2000 >250 birds 5% (N)Reddish Egret 1999–2001 mean of 2 pairs (range 1–8)mean of
The Important Bird Areas of Florida: 2000–2002 – Pranty – 2-Jul-02 199The islands are posted and monitored by Audubon of Florida staff. Discussion of shorelinestabilization and island enhancement is underway.NOMINATED BY: Ann and Rich Paul (Audubon of Florida)
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