My beach lounge chair was basically a front-row seat for the shorebirds. A bunch of green herons were skulking about, like this one.
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Green Heron |
The egret decided to fly its catch to a better spot 10 feet to the left before eating it.
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Great Egret |
The green herons were shameless, edging closer and closer, posing for the camera.
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Green Heron |
This little blue heron decided to check out the in-water gazebo.
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Little Blue Heron |
This guy was extremely confusing.
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Little Blue Heron, molting juvenile |
Pictures of butterflies are much more difficult than pictures of birds. This guy was much prettier in person!
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Mystery Butterfly |
A common ground dove, it's fun to see a dove to tiny.
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Common Ground Dove |
This kestrel hung out for a while, watching us watching it.
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American Kestrel |
A black-necked stilt showed up!
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Black-necked Stilt |
A study in contrasts. Whoever stands next to a black-necked stilt looks like an awkward doofus automatically. They are the supermodels of birds.
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Black-necked Stilt, Green Heron, and Little Blue Heron |
And true to form, this one flew off when the pretty yellow butterfly photo-bombed it.
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Black-necked Stilt, Green Heron, Little Blue Heron, and mystery yellow butterfly |
This little blue heron wanted a turn at being a supermodel. Hello gorgeous!
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Little Blue Heron |
Another group shot.
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Great Egret and Little Blue Heron |
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