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Signs

FSA partners use various signs to post important shorebird and seabird sites in Florida. Learn more about posting). Before using any of the signs below, coordination with biologists from the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) is necessary. Find your regional FWC Contact.

Beach-nesting Bird Signs

American Oystercatcher Diamond Sign
Keep Out American Oystercatcher Nesting Area Sign
Black Skimmer Diamond Sign
Keep Out Black Skimmer Nesting Area Sign
Least Tern Diamond Sign
Keep Out Least Tern Nesting Area Sign
Snowy Plover Diamond Sign
Keep Out Snowy Plover Nesting Area Sign
Wilson's Plover Diamond Sign
Keep Out Wilson's Plover Nesting Area Sign
Chick Crossing Sign
Bird Crossing Watch for Flightless Chicks Sign

Rooftop Colony Signs

Black Skimmer Rooftop Sign (PDF)
Temporary posting sign for black skimmer rooftop nesting site
Black Skimmer Rooftop Sign (.PNG)
Temporary posting sign for black skimmer rooftop nesting site
Please Keep Off Roof Signs
Please Keep Off Roof Least Tern Nesting Area Sign
Least tern rooftop sign
Temporary posting sign for least tern rooftop nesting site

Winter Shorebird Signs

Migrating and Wintering Shorebird Sign
Area Closed Sign for Pinellas County
Migrating and Wintering Shorebird Sign (Español)
Area Closed Sign for Pinellas County, Spanish Version
Wintering Shorebird Sign (PDF)
Please Keep Out Important Bird Site Sign
Wintering Shorebird Sign (PNG)
Please Keep Out Important Bird Site Sign

FWC Signs

For reference only, do not reproduce without permission from FWC. Please contact us to request signs.

Nesting Area Sign
Do Not Enter Important Nesting Area Sign
Critical Wildlife Area (CWA) Sign
Critical Wildlife Area Closed to the Public Sign
Walkway Sign
Help Protect Shorebirds
Sign explaining how to protect shorebirds

Pier Signs

Unhooking Seabird Signs (PDF)
Sign explaining how to unhook a bird
Do Not Feed Birds Sign
Please Do Not Feed the Birds Sign
Hooked a Bird? Sign
Sign explaining what to do if a person hooks a bird
Prevent Seabird Entanglement Sign
Sign explaining ways to prevent seabird entanglement

 

Photo Credit: Jack Rogers