Evergreen Cemetary

Evergreen Cemetery is a magnet for migrating birds. It is one of the only green spaces left close to the coast and consistently produces very rare birds. Large strangler figs provide numerous fruits and insects to feed hungry migrants and should be the very first place you look. Check the fence line cliff by the canal for a bird’s eye view of overhanging trees where you might spot Waterthrushes, Ovenbirds, and other thrushes. Up to 16 species of warblers have been seen here including Swainson’s, Tennessee, Bay-​breasted, Blackburnian, and Hooded. Other migrants observed here include Summer and Scarlet Tanagers, Orchard and Baltimore Orioles, Swainson’s and Gray-​cheeked Thrushes, Philadelphia and Yellow-​throated Vireos. The very rare Rufous and Allen’s Hummingbirds and Sulphur-​bellied Flycatcher also have visited the area. Exotics such as Spot-​breasted Orioles and Parrots can be found here. This birding hotspot is close to both the airport and cruise port for travelers with short visits to town. The open grass covered area with large trees and many benches makes for a great place to stop for an hour or two of quick birding. –Birding Broward
Interesting graves to look for are those of Confederate soldiers, early Florida pioneers, and Leslie Nielsen.