juvenile Great Blue Heron: yes!
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juvenile Great Blue Heron: yes!

jackbreakfast

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Hello again
I hope you'll enjoy this shot; I do!
Much love from Jack Breakfast
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Awesome flight shot. Very nice indeed.
« Last Edit: December 31, 1969, 07:00:00 PM by newfoundlander61 »


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Stellar shot - they do grow fast dont they.
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neat looking neck shot...almost looks like the head and neck are twisted.....
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Thank you, folks! Who's got a better neck than a great blue heron? Nobody I know...
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steve rossi

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Nicely captured.
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Thank you!
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beautiful shots/ Meaning not only this one but all the shots you post . Great work
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ah lock65 thank you so much for those words. It really means a lot to me, you know. Much appreciated!
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It is a great capture, but I have  a bit of a dumb question, how do you know the heron is a juvie? I can't seem to tell the difference ...and..is there a difference between male and females? or are they so small we don't notice?
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Irene, that isn't a dumb question at all. The adult has some lovely plumes and also a white cap. It's a larger bird as well...for example, the picture you recently posted is of an adult...no real way to tell the sexes apart other than perhaps some kind of creepy inspection?
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Thanks Jack, yeah the one I posted did have a little plume thingy at the back of his head, maybe just the males have the plume thing?..hmmm
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