Great Egret (Ardea alba)
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Monday, October 27, 2008
Bird Photography Weekly #9
This week my contribution is a pair of shots of the largest of our indigenous species of egrets, the Great Egret (also known as the American Egret or the Common Egret).
Great Egret (Ardea alba)
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For some much more professional bird photos, check out Bird Photography Weekly #9.
Great Egret (Ardea alba)(Click any image to enlarge)For some much more professional bird photos, check out Bird Photography Weekly #9.
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Nice shots of an interesting bird. We have a great egret out here in Australia which looks very similar to your photos.
Great shots! I love the reflection in the top one. Our Egrets are long gone, but I did see some when I was at Brigantine a few days ago (hello, it over 2 hours south of me though.)
Great capture with the reflection as well. A lovely bird.
Thanks all. These shots were both taken last month, shortly after Hurricane Ike blew through. I'm still seeing a few egrets flying over these days, but haven't seen any on the ground here in at least a couple of weeks now.
Really nice shots. I wish I saw more of these more often. I think they make for excellent subjects. They're so graceful looking.
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