A Pinellas Park man allegedly shot and killed a great blue heron and a mallard duck that were on his property, according to the Florida Wildlife Commission. Jennifer Kveglis reports.

A heated confrontation between a Pinellas County homeowner and his neighbor has angered the community over the shooting of a protected bird.

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