Eric Diller
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Found this guy out near Cape Kennedy while visiting a job site. What a character to watch!
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Young Reddish Egret
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Very nice, Eric. And I agree - the comical dance of the Reddish Egret is something that has to be seen to be believed.
I hope you don't mind my adding an image to your thread, but here's a photo from Ding Darling from a few years ago, of a Reddish Egret there:
As I comment on my site, it's behavior looks like something out of Monty Python's 'Ministroy of Silly Walks'!
I hope you don't mind my adding an image to your thread, but here's a photo from Ding Darling from a few years ago, of a Reddish Egret there:
As I comment on my site, it's behavior looks like something out of Monty Python's 'Ministroy of Silly Walks'!
Asher Kelman
OPF Owner/Editor-in-Chief
Here a dandy, strutting!
Here asking, "What on earth are you doing in my plot of water!"
Yes this is one good character actor; he's a "humanoid" with those long legs, graceful neck and upright stance! What a perfect model for a cartoon!
Asher
Paul Abbott
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These are two really nice images of egrets, Eric. To me, these would look well placed in a wildlife photographic magazine.
Steve Robinson
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I envy the variety of birds you have to shoot Eric. Very nice images.