He flew into the marsh and picked this specific spot. High, dry, and safe.
It was a balancing act to stay there, but not all that hard for an Egret.
During the Heron breeding season it’s nice to see the big white birds for a change. Come April / May I probably will be wishing for the Herons instead.
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Great Egret Getting A Dry Spot – click to enlarge
Great Egret Getting A Dry Spot – click to enlarge
Great Egret Getting A Dry Spot – click to enlarge
Great Egret Getting A Dry Spot – click to enlarge
Great Egret Getting A Dry Spot – click to enlarge
Great Egret Getting A Dry Spot – click to enlarge
Amazing Grace!
Indeed.
Wonderful series!
We can get open shots now until the greenery pops out. It’s a treat getting a full right to left in flight…at least the opportunity. Plenty I don’t catch. Thanks.
Equilibrium!
😂, yes !