Green Heron by Digitaleagle
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Description
This was shot a couple of days ago at Wintersmith Park, I try to get away from work everyday to walk. The park has a 1 mile path around the lake or you can walk the south side path along with the lake walk and get in a mile and a half. I found this Green Heron on the waters edge searching for food, they're summer resident of the park. I saw one last year from across the water not close enough to get a good shot. Tuesday I found two and was able to get pretty close, they're a very interesting and funny bird to watch. I think they had just made it back to Oklahoma so their focus was more on food than on me. Thanks for your views and your comments have a great weekend!!!

Comments (19)
Excellent capture.
Great shot_beautiful bird
Fantastic bird shot and great strong colors.
Beautiful pic.
great shot
Excellent there is nothing quite like knowing the territory and the birds habits..
Excellent capture, the details are fantastic. Looks superb!
excellent image, you captured its details beautifully, great work !!
oh that is what I saw. this is wonderful shot
pretty photo, beautiful colors
Amazing capture of this beautiful bird!
Beautiful bird! Royce this is a Fantastic shot!!!!
Superb!!! Amazing details!!
they frequent a local park here but very hard to approach.you must have been very close. the clarity and detail of the feathers are exceptional
Excellent capture.....!!!
Wonderful Work!!!!
Excellent capture! I can't believe all the different colors of herons, this one has very beautiful markings! Super details!!!
Excellent shot and great explanations !
Very nice capture. I see these occasionally at my pond but always too far away for a shot. They fly to the tree tops as soon as I get anywhere near (they are not graceful in trees, lol). Lee