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Hello, great series on the Great Blue heron. It is a cool yard visitor. thank you for linking up and sharing your post. Happy Sunday, enjoy your new week!
ReplyDeleteHope you have a terrific week ahead, and thanks so much for participating and sharing your birds for us at I'd Rather B Birdin'.
ReplyDeleteIn your own back YARD? How terrific is this? Wow...I'd be thrilled. You're living right. Jealous, I am.
Must be nice tolive on a lake! I love the 3rd picture with its wings out.
ReplyDeleteGreat pictures! How cool that he came closer for you to photograph him.
ReplyDeleteNice shots of that great big birdie!
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My dear Linda,
ReplyDeleteyou have to know that we live on the banks on a river where so many Great Blue Herons, together with storks, live ... maybe he's one of them who has come and visit you {{smiles}} !
Enjoy the remainder of your Sunday, sweet friend,
sending love to you
Dany
I enjoy watching them fishing. I haven't seen one up here yet, but probably in the next couple of weeks they'll be arriving.
ReplyDeleteNice to get close to these great birds.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous bird! I had pictures of one on my blog a couple of weeks ago.
ReplyDeleteWonderful to have him come to your yard! Great photos!
ReplyDeletea pleasure to get a visit from them :) Nice shots to remember.
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