Unknown Heron
I am sure someone here can tell me what kind of heron this is? Pics taken of Islamorada at low tide.
Thanks .
Thanks .
Pete W
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18-55mm, 28-105mm USM II, 50mm f/1.8, 400mm f/5.6
That ain't no heron that's a Reddish Egret. According to my Smithsonian Guide they are rare to uncommon as they were nearly killed off by plume hunters. As of 2002 the total US population was 2,000 pairs.
Excellent pics BTW.
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Thanks Jeff and Harry
Finally I get to join the Egret club ( albeit a morph) , thanks for identifying this great bird
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