Baby Great Blue Herons. Soon they should stand close to 5 feet tall. 😁😁
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It’s incredible to think how big some of these birds can be down to some of the tiniest like hummingbirds. Amazing to think about.
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The Wood Storks are so big you can hear the beat of their wings (9+ feet) before you see them 😃😃😃
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So I looked up Wood Storks. Must be a rush to hear and see them fly by. I think I would probably duck & cover. In fact, I know I would!
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One of my favorite, all time, things is to be out in the wild marshes around dawn, late fall or early spring when Storks are gathering. Marsh grass can stand 8 feet tall and there is not a single sound there. No people for miles. You can hear them coming and at times they are touching the grass and landing in the shallows.
Search on the word ‘ Stork ‘ on my menu. I have a large collection here on this site, many in those marshes.
I call them cute in a homely kinda way 🤗😜
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You have to grade on a curve, Ted, beginning with the basic assumption that all babies are cute. 🙂
I might change your mind if I can get a baby Anhinga. They win the ugly contest.
Maybe not cute, but they ARE, which makes them interesting. Now that I’m intrigued, they are what? Pardon my ignorance. 😬
Baby Great Blue Herons. Soon they should stand close to 5 feet tall. 😁😁
It’s incredible to think how big some of these birds can be down to some of the tiniest like hummingbirds. Amazing to think about.
The Wood Storks are so big you can hear the beat of their wings (9+ feet) before you see them 😃😃😃
So I looked up Wood Storks. Must be a rush to hear and see them fly by. I think I would probably duck & cover. In fact, I know I would!
One of my favorite, all time, things is to be out in the wild marshes around dawn, late fall or early spring when Storks are gathering. Marsh grass can stand 8 feet tall and there is not a single sound there. No people for miles. You can hear them coming and at times they are touching the grass and landing in the shallows.
Search on the word ‘ Stork ‘ on my menu. I have a large collection here on this site, many in those marshes.