Wildlife watchers have a chance to spot one of the rarest birds along the East Coast in a wooded area at the University of Florida. Experts say Gainesville's newest feathered friend is a one-in-a million picturesque yellow cardinal. While there are an estimated 15 million red cardinals across the eastern U.S., making it one of the most common birds in the wild, there are just 10 to 15 yellow cardinals flying around the region. The newest wildlife attraction has been spotted near campus for several weeks. It has a vibrant yellow body with a black mask around its eyes and beak. The early morning sunlight enhances its brightness against the spring green foliage of the area. Tap our link in bio to read more about where it was spotted! 📷: Brad McClenny, the Gainesville Sun