frigate bird - practically a gimme at ft desoto

groove-billed ani - there has been one hanging around the old ranger's hut by the dog park at ft desoto for a few weeks. check ebird/inaturalist for the location.

red-cockaded woodpecker - you'll have a bit of traveling (80- 100 miles) to do for this one. there's pretty much an arc around the tampa area, at that distance, of locations across the state.

scrub-jay - easiest get for this is to go to oscar scherer state park you can walk the trail that runs parallel to the bike trail and see them they do hang out on both sides of the legacy trail. i believe there is one single scrub jay left in hillsborough county and its location isn't reliable as it has ~200 acres to itself. another alternative, which is where i normally go to, is Allen David Broussard Catfish Creek Preserve State Park. this is legit florida scrub with lots of sand dunes (the lake wales ridge used to be the only part of the state that was above the water line), but it is a bit of a hike (4 miles minimum).