Least Bittern SSP
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Least Bittern SSP

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MEGHAN

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Tough to get a low angle and clear shot of this tiny little bird

Least Bittern by Meghan, on Flickr

Least Bittern by Meghan, on Flickr
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Both excellent poses in perfect low-contrast light that features the
warm tones of the Bittern. Must have been early morning light.
These shots calm me right down. I wonder how long it will stay at CSS
because Dinusaur couldn't locate it last Sunday yet eBird flags are
more numerous that lights on a Christmas tree.
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Great shot Meghan.

Quote from: "Shortsighted"
.... Dinusaur couldn't locate it last Sunday yet eBird flags are
more numerous that lights on a Christmas tree.
On Sunday it was hiding in the Cattails in a different pond; however, I managed to see it on my return visit on Tuesday, March 22nd. Yes, it is continuing in the park it seems. This is the fourth time I saw a Least Bittern in CSSP since 2014, very much around the same time in the year. This one appears to be more co-operative and comes out in teh open quite often.
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I was there all day on Tuesday Dinu, I am surprised I didn't see you
SS, Thank you. Tuesday was overcast all day which was when this was taken, I rarely go out on sunny days to photograph.  

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« Last Edit: December 31, 1969, 07:00:00 PM by Guest »
"Birds are a visual treat that reaffirms the joy and goodness of living. Birds are also the most elegant expression of life”.
Roger Tory Peterson


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