Outdoor Ontario
Birding Reports => Toronto Reports => Topic started by: RobMcKay on June 09, 2007, 02:49:59 PM
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I headed out to high park this morning and it was well worth it!
6 Egrets, and a good 30 or more black crowned night herons. I took about 230 pictures, here are a few.
Black crowned night heron eating a catfish!
(http://www.natureslightphotographyprints.com/images/egret/DSC_1095.jpg)
(http://www.natureslightphotographyprints.com/images/egret/DSC_1120.jpg)
(http://www.natureslightphotographyprints.com/images/egret/DSC_1133.jpg)
Great White Egret fishing,
(http://www.natureslightphotographyprints.com/images/egret/DSC_1197.jpg)
(http://www.natureslightphotographyprints.com/images/egret/DSC_1198.jpg)
(http://www.natureslightphotographyprints.com/images/egret/DSC_1207.jpg)
(http://www.natureslightphotographyprints.com/images/egret/DSC_1211.jpg)
(http://www.natureslightphotographyprints.com/images/egret/DSC_1232.jpg)
Thanks for looking,
Rob
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What great pictures -esp. the reflections.
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thanks for this... we counted 11 egrets on the south pond on Sunday morning.
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Thanks,
I guess that downpour we had Friday night had a huge effect on the catfish. Some bad run-off or something had these catfish gasping at the surface. The birds took full advantage of this situation.
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Are egrets a common sighting at High Park
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Nice Pics Rob... Egret shots are Great!!! Yeah this weekend was a Photographers dream in High Park, I was there too and managed to snag a few 100 pics also sample available here (http://www.pbase.com/gb_eh/june_9__10). I just hope there are enough fish remaining in the south pond to support the bird population for the rest of the summer. I was by there last nite and there were still about 10 Herons around although spread out more. No Egrets.. but maybe a Grebe in the middle of the three smaller ponds?
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Great pictures. What camera and lens are you using.
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Thanks,
A Nikon D1H ( http://www.dpreview.com/reviews/nikond1h/ ) and the Nikkor 300mm f/4 and 1.4 teleconverter.
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Your pictures are just awesome
and of course, Egret is one of my favorite birds
You must have felt very fortunate to catch these
px. The others are lovely as well
:)