While it was still a cloudy Sunday, the good news was that the rain had finally stopped (for a while); thus, giving me the chance to finally go outside and do some biking and wildlife watching.


Immediately arriving at the dyke, I saw this Juvenile Great Blue Heron doing some catching.

Then over in the distance was an adult Great Blue Heron standing on top of the "giant skull" (which is actually just a large piece of wood) and watching the field and the horizon. Quite a beautiful but lonely scene, I think.

Zooming out.

Then a few meters away in the ditch stood another adult heron. Again posing beautifully.
Such a handsome creature, no?
By the time I was done, I had saw 5 Great Blue Herons, some harriers, many sparrows and blackbirds, a wigeon, and two coots. Not a great day, but I'll take whatever I get from this long-desired outing.

1 comment:
Lovely pictures again. That sunset turned out great but I know it was probably greater in real life. That heron really did pose nicely for you.
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