I believe this is an Osprey (*Pandion haliaetus*). Ospreys live in Northeast Florida (and throughout the state), especially near coastal areas, rivers, lakes, and wetlands. They frequently perch high in tall trees like pines (as seen in photo).
Key identification features include a white head. Adults have a strikingly white head, usually a dark brown or black stripe through the eye (malar stripe) that helps distinguish them from Bald Eagles, dark brown back and wings contrast with the white head and belly, long, narrow wings (often held in an M-shape when flying), relatively small head for a raptor, and hooked beak suited for fish.
Ospreys are not true hawks (they're in their own family, Pandionidae), but people often call them fish hawks or refer to them loosely as hawks.















