Great Blue Heron
Yesterday, I spotted and photographed my first great blue heron of the year. Actually, it spotted me first and flew from one side of a narrow inlet to the other. He/she watched me carefully until I left.
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these beautiful birds are so much fun to watch and when they fly they look so odd in the air. this means spring is there with you now
ReplyDeleteI think he/she just wanted to pose for your camera.
ReplyDeleteDarla
Great catch, I haven't seen any yet to get close enough to.
ReplyDeleteI think these guys are part of bird royalty!
ReplyDeleteBirds are so smart and it was wise to be wary of someone toting a camera!
ReplyDeleteI LOVE these birds! Super!
ReplyDeleteHe is magnificent! :)
ReplyDeleteLéia
love these huge birds. :)
ReplyDeleteI love these birds as well. Wonderful capture.
ReplyDeleteThey are so fine, thin , long and frail!What a marvel!
ReplyDelete(I like very much your trains of yesterday!)
We're lucky on the coast, we get them all year round.
ReplyDeleteWe have them here, they are so beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI have been looking at a local pond where they hang out but no luck yet!
ReplyDeleteThis is just lovely! Blue Herons are fun to photograph. I just did a b&w of one of my blue heron photos and it's posted on L & L Photography II, on the Photo Showcase page.
ReplyDeleteThis is such a good post, - perfect for WBW!
ReplyDeleteHave a nice evening!
The heron is so beautiful, very nice captured!
ReplyDeleteSo their was a watching contest going on. They do seem to be shy birds. You did get a lovely capture though!
ReplyDeleteThese are huge birds,yet so graceful in flight.This is a nice shot of him.
ReplyDeleteI love seeing these birds. What a beauty!
ReplyDeletegorgeous!
ReplyDeleteYou got a great picture of the heron watching you.
ReplyDeleteA beauty, and definitely keeping an eye on you.
ReplyDeleteBlue herons are remarkably available. I see them in places as different as Connecticut and Florida.
ReplyDeleteSo sleek looking.
ReplyDeleteI like that you caught him with the dry grass behind him - seems like the perfect environment.
ReplyDeleteGreat 'catch'!
Such majestic birds and so patient.
ReplyDeleteGreat photo of a beautiful bird.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shot of the Great Blue! Nice work!
ReplyDeleteThis is one of my very favorites to photograph! I am fortunate enough to see them fairly often, living so close to many bodies of water. Very nice photo!
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful!!!
ReplyDeleteThey're so impressive!! Boom & Gary of the Vermilon River, Canada.
ReplyDeleteWow! You got a great photo of him! Very impressive :)
ReplyDeleteGreat photo of the heron. I haven't seen the first of the season yet, but hope to soon.
ReplyDeleteFunny how we both saw our first at the same time..guess they were on the move...lovely photos EG...Michelle
ReplyDeleteThey are wary in the wild. They are just arriving in Michigan too. Won't summer be fun!
ReplyDeleteIt's a lovely photo!
ReplyDeleteAnd he posed very well for you too! It's great to be able to capture wildlife shots so well.
ReplyDeleteNice shot of the heron. He looks very alert and wary.
ReplyDeleteFantastic!! The heron looks tall, and so it is.. :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a stunning capture of beauty, stately beauty at its best.
ReplyDeleteWhat an absolute delight. They are gorgeous birds and this is a terrific shot.
ReplyDeleteGreat capture!
ReplyDeleteI love the shot of the great blue heron. They are such beautiful birds.
ReplyDeleteGreat shot! That is indeed a beautiful bird!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photo of such a regal bird. If you are a fan of Great Blue Herons you should check out the Cornell nest cam it is very addictive :)
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Wonderful capture...I sure love seeing these. And I wonder why some are so wild and others will stick around? I suppose it is what they are used to.
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