Birds, Heron, OM System, Swamp, Wildlife Why Always Dark Swamps, Yellow-crown September 13, 2026 Ted Jennings - TPJ Photography 9 Comments It’s always in a dark swamp. Thinking about that I’m pretty sure the only Heron I see regularly in the Four Hole Swamp are the Yellow-crowned Night Herons. Four Hole is one of the oldest, and thickest, old forest swamp. Best viewed large. Why Always Dark Swamps, Yellow-crown Share this: Share on X (Opens in new window) X Share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Like this:Like Loading…
Nicely framed, Ted. it works together and makes the bird appear so special, which it is. Loading... Reply
Love the back-lit detail in his plumes and forehead. The shadowy environment was perfect! Loading... Reply
This was shot through holes in the foliage. That’s the way most of my photos here are taken. Very thick trees. Loading...
Nicely framed, Ted. it works together and makes the bird appear so special, which it is.
They are incredible birds. Thanks.
So beautiful <3
Fantastic 😍💚🍃🤩🙌🏼
Thanks
Attitude! Great capture 😀
😊😊. That about sums it up lol
Love the back-lit detail in his plumes and forehead. The shadowy environment was perfect!
This was shot through holes in the foliage. That’s the way most of my photos here are taken. Very thick trees.