Our state, Louisiana has several species of egrets, one of them is Great Egret with scientific name Ardea alba.
We posted egret at the park: Egret at the Neighborhood Park – Critter 39 | Tanza Erlambang Update
The egret is a common wading bird found in our state, especially near bodies of water, just seen again around neighborhood.
The birds are distinguished by their pristine white plumage. Great Egret features a long, S-shaped neck, a trait typical of herons and egrets.
The great egrets are characterized by their long, yellow bills. These birds are relatively large as depicted by the images.
Where do you see this kind of bird?
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It is quite common down under
ReplyDeleteI haven't seen it in our neck of the woods of Nebraska. I am sure there are a few at our zoon. Cool shot!
ReplyDeleteThat's great to see this bird around. We just have a lot of deer and black squirrels in our neighborhood.
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Our state, Louisiana has several species of egrets, one of them is Great Egret with scientific name Ardea alba.
Thanks for post, have a good sunday:)
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...a favorite of mine.
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Our state, Louisiana has several species of egrets, one of them is Great Egret with scientific name Ardea alba.
first of all, I do hope and pray that you all did not have any damage from the hurricane. We have traveled throughout the state of Louisiana, and I have seen these many times. I often wonder how often they get snatched up by gators? Happy Sunday to you!
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Thanks for your sharing
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Our state, Louisiana has several species of egrets, one of them is Great Egret with scientific name Ardea alba.
I love this post!!! So interesting ^^
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Thanks for sharing! We don't have any here. Hope you are safe from the hurricane!
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Our state, Louisiana has several species of egrets, one of them is Great Egret with scientific name Ardea alba.
We have them in India.
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it is a beautiful and elegant bird.
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Our state, Louisiana has several species of egrets, one of them is Great Egret with scientific name Ardea alba.
Hello,
ReplyDeleteThe Egret is a beautiful bird and one of my many favorites.
Great photos! Thank you for linking up and sharing your post. Take care, have a great weekend.
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Great bird. Wonderful photo.
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Our state, Louisiana has several species of egrets, one of them is Great Egret with scientific name Ardea alba.
Beautiful bird! It's a common wader here.
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I saw one flying in the sky yesterday while I hiked. I got one quick photo! They are so elegant in flight!
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Our state, Louisiana has several species of egrets, one of them is Great Egret with scientific name Ardea alba.
I've only seen little egrets, as far as I can remember, but I did work a long time at a state park and usually saw the great blue herons. Nice photos.
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This bird is now increasingly common in the Netherlands. We have also had the quack, cattle egret, blue heron, purple heron and thus the great and little egret. Greetings Tine
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