Tuesday, September 1, 2015

Great Blue Heron

 Great Blue Heron, wings up

This photo makes the GBH (Great Blue Heron) look a bit  prehistoric...or is that just me?

 Closeup of hunting GBH


Got it!


46 comments:

  1. You are right.It does. Great captures especially the close ups.

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  2. Great photos of the heron, so close! You did a grand job!
    Please come link up at http://image-in-ing.blogspot.com/2015/08/strange-visitors-in-garden.html

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  3. The Blue Heron is one spectacular creature. He should look prehistoric. Scientist say they decedents of the dinosaurs.

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  4. Awesome shots of the GB heron, they are beautiful. I love to watch them fishing. Have a happy day!

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  5. Rather small pickings, I'd say. :-)

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  6. There's one at the pond near here, I often disturb him (or her, or possibly them) when I go for my walk.

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  7. You got wonderful close up images, I love this gracious bird so much! Last Sunday I saw 5 herons near my place. They were on a field among some cows and for me was a surprise because generally I see only one heron, I mean alone always.
    Lovely post, thanks for sharing.
    Leia

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  8. Wonderful shots of the heron. Yes, it does look prehistoric.

    Darla

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  9. Wow! Your heron shots are incredible EG. Love all the sharp detail showing its feathers.

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  10. Definitely a touch of the prehistoric EG :) excellent captures.

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  11. Wings up, he or she looks quite majestic!

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  12. An impressive bird and an excellent series of images!

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  13. Stunning shots, Tina! You are right, that first one does look prehistoric.

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  14. Great job! I don't know about prehistoric but that first shot is hysterical!

    Re your comment on Ocala: An 81-year old man was killed the other day on the golf course I usually play on Sundays. It started raining and because he couldn't see very well he drove his cart into a sand trap which caused it to roll over and crush him. Very sad.

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  15. Awesome captures, as always, Tina!! I do love the first one!! It does indeed look prehistoric!! You do find the best ones and I'm so glad you share them with us!! Hope your week is off to a great start!! Enjoy!!

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  16. These are all fantastic shots! What a gorgeous bird.

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  17. Wow - what a fabulous shot that first one is, EG!

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  18. The wings up shot is spectacular!

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  19. No, it's not just you. They are prehistoric!!! They are today's version of the Pteryadactl:)

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  20. Wonderful shot with those wings up! And yes, I agree you can see the pre-historic origins - maybe he likes to pretend he's a velociraptor.

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  21. Great close-up photos. The bird looks amazing!

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  22. I've heard that birds are closest to dinosaurs than any other creature (haven't I heard that?) That first photo is a piece of art. At first I thought it might be a beautiful figurine!

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  23. I agree that this bird has that pre-historic look.Lovely shots that you got.

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  24. Nice photos! So sharp and detailed.

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  25. Wow! Looks like something out of a movie - Jurassic Park 25?

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  26. Yes, I have always beheld the dinosaur too!






    ALOHA
    ComfortSpiral

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  27. Oh how gorgeous!!! What wonderful photos Tina!

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  28. Amazing shots, especially that first one!

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  29. Amazing pictures, especially that first one.

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  30. Wow! Amazing capture of it...

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  31. Stunning capture of wings up image. Hats off to you for such a beautiful shot!

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  32. Great series, you captured the moment perfectly in number 1!

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  33. I love the first image. It is the kind you should really hang on your wall. It looks a bit like a gorgeous statue :) A great one!

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  34. Excellent, stunning images, gorgeous bird!

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  35. Excellent blue heron shots, EG!

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  36. This bird does look like its ancestral dinosaur!

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