Below are two Roseate Spoonbills sitting on a Live Oak. They were up high enough to get a nice blurred background from a few other trees behind. There’s some color so they may have been Magnolias.

Spoonbills have not been around the larger marshes we visit much this summer. Water has been high and they need no more than an eight inch depth to feed. These birds were close to the  Cooper River and Charleston Harbor.