Aren't they glorious in their own right!!..When I am feeling SAD and blue from this winter weather..I just go to your site and watch your Videos and they pick me up..realizing Spring isn't far away!!...Jeanne Ok..you got me stirred up..LOL..I gotta go take some pics of what has survived this mild winter in my gardens...
they are SO cool!!! Whis4ey... is that a Great Blue Heron? How can you tell he's young? I am getting more and more into birding... but mostly learning local birds right now...beautiful pic!
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Posts: 13321 | Location: San Diego zone 10a | Registered: May 20, 2003
Well, yeah Sam, how'd you know it's a youngun? And better still, how do you know he's a HE? Did ya look? He's beautiful and thank goodness he doesn't have one of his fish in his mouth! We have them around here but I just haven't seen one in a long time. I'm still frettin' over the "chachacha" 'ing kingfisher with the crazy hairdo that's still flying over my pond. The weather has been mild and the fish are coming to the top again. That kingfisher is hangin' around here too. I'm skeer'd I'm gonna be cleaned out one day.
Robin
Posts: 6575 | Location: Mount Holly, NC, USA | Registered: Jun 10, 2004
Here's another Heron shot. From the pond at my old place.
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So beautiful. Toots' son had one clear his pond of fish out a yr. or two ago. He lives near me and I know they are in the area but it's been yr's since there's been one near here that I've seen. I love them but don't like them. Make sense? Stay far, far away Mr. Heron.
Robin
Posts: 6575 | Location: Mount Holly, NC, USA | Registered: Jun 10, 2004