The Great Blue Heron
I saw it standing behind some bushes and waited. The heron was waiting for a fish to appear.
Great blue herons also eat frogs and small animals. They are graceful when they stand, but sometimes look gangly when they take off. I love seeing them.
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...and it posed nicely for you.
ReplyDeleteThey are opportunistic feeders and will capture just about anything they can swallow.
ReplyDeleteLove the herons, great sighting and photos.
ReplyDeleteTake care, have a wonderful day!
Here in Michigan we have a very tall bird: the sandhill crane. But our herons are also beautiful and mainly graceful. I think it’s impressive when they take off, and I like the sound of their wings.
ReplyDeletebest, mae at maefood.blogspot.com