Snowy Egret hunting for dinner,
plunges his beak,
and pulls out a fish!
Night Herons, White Faced Ibis, Snowy Egrets and Great White Herons, block my path!
424 different bird species have been identified at The Salton Sea, including this handsome Snowy Egret with striped stocking legs.
The placid Black Bellied Plover eats bugs in the sand,
while White Pelicans lumber off as I near.
They soon skid back,
flashing irked looks my way!
Great Blue Herons watch as if saying, “I’m a very big bird, you better be careful, if you come my way!”
Cheers to you from the wintering shorebirds at The Salton Sea~
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I imagine you will have several secretaries to help you with blog success and respond to your fans. The photos are extraordinary and the majesty of the birds reflects them with the gift that you have to capture its beauty.
Awww, such a lovely comment that touched my heart! If I had a secretary, I would start another blog! This could get very dangerous! Laughing….
Love that egret action shot!
Thanks! Lucky shot~
Based on what I saw in the rest of your blog, luck had very little to do with it 😉
Ahhhhh, you are very kind~
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Thank you China!
It’s beak is as long as its neck !
Good observation! დ
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Amazing photos Cindy of these birds.
Thank you very much დ