Great Egrets and Wood Storks

Sadly with the lack of rain in Florida, many wading birds are pretty much forced to be in tight groups as they attempt to get whatever food they can as the water levels drop in this pond. This also gives photographers an opportunity to photograph wading birds in their natural habitat.



Great Egret | Alice Mary Herden

Great Egret | Alice Mary Herden

Great Egret | Alice Mary Herden

Great Egret | Alice Mary Herden

Great Egret | Alice Mary Herden

Great Egret | Alice Mary Herden

Great Egret | Alice Mary Herden

Great Egret | Alice Mary Herden



Link: https://www.allaboutbirds.org/guide/great_egret/id



Wood Stork | Alice Mary Herden

Wood Stork | Alice Mary Herden

Sharing the water area with the Great Egrets are a few Wood Storks. I love how the sun reveals that shimmering green within their iridescent black wings.

Wood Stork 2

Wood Stork | Alice Mary Herden

Wood Stork | Alice Mary Herden

Wood Stork | Alice Mary Herden


 


Links

http://fl.audubon.org/birds/wood-stork

https://myfwc.com/wildlifehabitats/profiles/birds/waterbirds/wood-stork/


 

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