Mostly photos. Occasionally waffle.
Along with gulls and magpies they fit nicely in my "remarkable birds if we saw them less often" category - add swans to that too.
Very true John! I would include Starlings in that list too.J
Good shooting John.
Thanks Roy! Ferry Meadows seems to be alive with Grey Herons at the moment!J
Your pictures are brilliant, and Grey Herons are really unique.
Thanks Bob, you really are very kind!J
Well shot John, But my heron had a bigger fish than yours.
Thanks Mike, now I don't want my Heron to get 'fish' envy! J
I have only ever seen herons either flying or standing bolt-upright. Maybe in your first picture the bird is swallowing a fish? CLICK HERE for Bazza’s Blog ‘To Discover Ice’
Hi Bazza,No, the Heron in the first photo is getting ready to strike at a fish. He was unlucky on this occasion.J
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Along with gulls and magpies they fit nicely in my "remarkable birds if we saw them less often" category - add swans to that too.
ReplyDeleteVery true John! I would include Starlings in that list too.
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Good shooting John.
ReplyDeleteThanks Roy! Ferry Meadows seems to be alive with Grey Herons at the moment!
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Your pictures are brilliant, and Grey Herons are really unique.
ReplyDeleteThanks Bob, you really are very kind!
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Well shot John, But my heron had a bigger fish than yours.
ReplyDeleteThanks Mike, now I don't want my Heron to get 'fish' envy!
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I have only ever seen herons either flying or standing bolt-upright. Maybe in your first picture the bird is swallowing a fish?
ReplyDeleteCLICK HERE for Bazza’s Blog ‘To Discover Ice’
Hi Bazza,
DeleteNo, the Heron in the first photo is getting ready to strike at a fish. He was unlucky on this occasion.
J