Thanks, Jo. When I saw what the wind was doing to this egret’s feathers, I couldn’t resist!
Aw – poor dishevelled looking egret! 😉 Lovely photos and story, Hannah!
Thank you, Sarah. Yes, the egret definitely looked grumpy!
Fun photo series! Great detail too 🙂
Thank you. The egret definitely did not look happy!
You’re welcome!
What a beautiful set of egret images! Lovely details of the feather. 🙂
Thank you Amy 😊
Love these birds! Such great feather do’s!
I love fishing birds in general and you caught this guy at some beautiful times, even though he might not have appreciated the wind.
janet
Thank you, Janet. One of the reasons I love egrets is that they actually stand still long enough for me to get a good capture!
Herons do the same thing. They’re so patient, walking in super slow motion, until they go for a fish and then it’s just a blur.
Indeed. the first time I saw one go after a fish, I was utterly amazed at how fast they could move. There and back again so fast that I wondered if I had imagined it!!
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Absolutely gorgeous shots! 🙂 🙂 Happy weekend!
Thanks, Jo. When I saw what the wind was doing to this egret’s feathers, I couldn’t resist!
Aw – poor dishevelled looking egret! 😉 Lovely photos and story, Hannah!
Thank you, Sarah. Yes, the egret definitely looked grumpy!
Fun photo series! Great detail too 🙂
Thank you. The egret definitely did not look happy!
You’re welcome!
What a beautiful set of egret images! Lovely details of the feather. 🙂
Thank you Amy 😊
Love these birds! Such great feather do’s!
I love fishing birds in general and you caught this guy at some beautiful times, even though he might not have appreciated the wind.
janet
Thank you, Janet. One of the reasons I love egrets is that they actually stand still long enough for me to get a good capture!
Herons do the same thing. They’re so patient, walking in super slow motion, until they go for a fish and then it’s just a blur.
Indeed. the first time I saw one go after a fish, I was utterly amazed at how fast they could move. There and back again so fast that I wondered if I had imagined it!!