Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20150708:08:57:00
That's because cedar key is also home to one of the bird refuges along the gulf coast of florida. it is called sea horse key. it is a small island five miles from the shore. nobody lives there. it is hard to get to. accessible only by boat. 150 acres of federally protected land and over the years it has been home to thousands of birds. some years up to a half million birds during nesting season. it is all kinds of species, brown pelicans and yellow crown herons and tricolored herons and all of these birds flock to this one island and build nests wherever they can. they build nests on shrubbery...