BELINDA GROVER PHOTOGRAPHY

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GREAT EGRET (FOUR PHOTOGRAPHS)

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We have seen several Great Egrets over the past few weeks at the reserve we visit. When I came upon this individual it was perched on top of a beaver lodge, around 50 feet from where I stood along with some other photographers. I’m sure it saw us but didn’t seem to mind. It turned and stretched and preened for quite a while then hopped off the lodge and waded in the water. Although there are a few Egrets at the lake, I think I’ve been photographing the same bird each time I visit as it’s always in the same general area. This is the first in a series of Great Egret posts that will appear on my blog.

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36 thoughts on “GREAT EGRET (FOUR PHOTOGRAPHS)

  1. Great Shots!

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  2. Beautiful shots of this graceful bird!

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  3. Great composition. I like that first shot the best.

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  4. We have recently seen some Great Egrets in the Kruger National Park in South Africa 🙂

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  5. Nice images Belinda. I love the one with its neck “craned” up. 😉

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  6. Nice! One of my favorite birds tp photograph!

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  7. Fantastic captures.The detail is wonderful. I see one or two occasionally on a reserve I visit but never very close.

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  8. A beautiful bird and wonderful series of photos!

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  9. Great shots. One of my favorite birds.

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  10. They are such a beautiful and regal bird – lovely!

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  11. Such an elegant form. I especially like the image with the neck stretched out fully. I look forward to your next installment!

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  12. Beautiful photos.. it must have seemed like it was posing for you. 🙂

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  13. Interesting to see some of their stances. I’m always amazed at that long neck with it’s sharp crooks; how elegant and versatile it is.

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  14. Nicely done…white feathers can be hard to photograph!

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  15. You’re the third person I know (myself included) to show a great white egret recently. The other person was about 150 miles away near Houston, but you’re all the way up in Ontario. This is a far-flung heron.

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  16. Wonderful series of photos, Belinda, and I will certainly be looking for ward to seeing more! It is such a beautiful bird.

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