Fulvous Whistling-Duck |
I stopped to get a better look and was surprised to see this lone Fulvous Whistling-Duck, a new life bird for me!
Immature Little Blue Heron |
Little Blue Herons are actually pure white their first year, then change to their dark blue, adult plumage. I saw two Little Blues in the process of this transformation at the Click Ponds.
Green Heron |
I also saw 5 Green Herons in various sections of the ponds. This guy was posing nicely; if only the reeds could have cooperated!
Great Blue Heron |
This Great Blue walked about 5 feet in front of me as I sat in the grass watching the Green Heron.
Green Heron |
There is a pumping station at the ponds and the Green Heron tend to congregate beneath the structure.
GREEN with envy you got to see a fulvous!!!
ReplyDeletetotally in awe of your green heron shots, too!!!
Todo un espectaculo, tu blog. Saludos
ReplyDeleteAwesome Tammy!
ReplyDeleteI've been wondering how often Fulvous Whistling Ducks come up, since I didn't recall seeing them on your or Scott Simmon's blogs.
Great photos here, a super lead into the weekend.
They are all gorgeous captures, Tammy.. especially the Fulvous Whistling-Duck. What a wonderful moment that must have been for you.
ReplyDeleteThe Green Heron, a bird I have luckily seen in the uk, very very rare here. Great shots as ever.
ReplyDeleteExcelent pictures Tammy, as always.. Beautiful herons.. Best wishes...
ReplyDeleteWell done on adding another lifer Tammy! Have to agree with Marc, great shots,as ever!
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Preciosas fotos Tammy. Son como nuestras garzas y martinetes.
ReplyDeleteSaludos!!
Wow! Fantastic shots! You never know when you will get something new and wonderful!
ReplyDeleteCongrats on the lifer Tammy! Lovely images too!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on your sighting and photo! It's a beautiful duck! The Little Blue Heron is gorgeous! I've never seen an immature. Love the Green Heron, too. We have them here, but they're extremely difficult to find.
ReplyDeleteQue buenas capturas, Tammy, todo un lujo de imagenes, muy propias para una revista de naturaleza.
ReplyDeleteSaludos.
Great shots. Great blog too. Greetings.
ReplyDeleteAnother great series of shots. I think the reeds actually add to the Green Heron shot, nicely done!
ReplyDeleteHave a good weekend!
Perfect, the Green Heron is my favourite, superb.
ReplyDeleteThe variety of birds where you live is amazing!
ReplyDeleteYou are quite lucky!
Your pictures are stunning as usual and each has a story to tell!
I love them all!
Have a great WE Tammy!
Ooh congrats on the lifer! That young Little Blue is stunning... Amazing photo!
ReplyDeleteHi Tammy!
ReplyDeleteCongrat to Fulvous Whistling-Duck, your photos are stunning as allways
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A lovely heron feast Tammy. Lovely photographs.
ReplyDeleteGreat captures. The Fulvous Whistling-Duck is beautiful and so is the Green Heron.
ReplyDeleteSo lovely serie images Tammy..great work..the duck is beautiful
ReplyDeleteCongrats on the lifer! Awesome photos as always.
ReplyDeleteHeron-tastic!
ReplyDeleteVery exciting outing and fantastic pics to boot.
ReplyDeleteWay to go, Tammy!