Great White Heron
“Statuesque, stately, and elegantly plumaged, with long necks and long legs, herons rank among our most conspicuous and beautiful birds. They use their long, sharp bills to stab at fish, frogs, or large insects while gracefully wading through estuarine shallows, ponds, marshes, and ditches.” Cornell Lab
I enjoy watching and photographing the Great White Heron, especially during mating season when their colors around the beak are so vibrant, and the aigrette feathers are in full display.
