Egret Gallery
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Babsje Heron 
Really like the egret gallery!
Thanks so much for your kind words! I’m glad you like it. The egret has been at the lake here for less than six weeks, and it has been a thrill each encounter.
Clear and white egret. Pretty.
Many thanks for your comment. I’m glad you like the egret. Thanks for visiting!
Fabulous images of the egret!
I’m so glad you like the egret gallery. Thanks for your kind comment here.
Oh my! What fabulous birds!
I’m so glad you like them! Thanks for your kind compliment and for visiting with the egrets here. Best, Babsje
We love Egret! A remarkable gallery 🙂 There is a rookery of snowies near us, in the very urban Hutchinson River near City Island. Also their country cousins, in Westchester’s Marshlands Conservancy. We always enjoy seeing them — but never get photos remotely as beautiful as yours. Thanks!
Thanks for your kind words, and for telling me about your egret rookery – you’re lucky to have an urban rookery nearby. I have only seen 5 egrets here, and only one at the lake I frequent most often. I would be in heaven with an entire rookery! Thanks again for visiting and commenting. Best, Babsje
Great idea to make a gallery of one bird!
Thanks for your kind comment, I’m glad you like the gallery.
breathtaking shots, thanks so much for sharing!
I’m so glad you like the egret photos, thanks for your kind words!
Hard for me to add anything, Babs, but I love the fine detail you got in those feathers. And as you and I both know, it is no small feat to get the exposure right when photographing those beautiful white creatures. You nailed that one.
Many thanks for your kind comment, Bob. I shot from a moving kayak on the water and so was pleased at how the egret photo worked out.
I’m curious. Do you shoot exclusively from your kayak,or do you sometimes get on ‘dry land’ so to speak.
Hi Bob, thanks for asking. 100% of the Egret photos were taken from while I was on the water. Of the 33 Great Blue Heron photos in that photo gallery, 3 were taken from the land, and 30 from the water. Its mostly just by “happy accident” that I photograph herons from land, and all of my Osprey photos are also taken from the water.
Hi Bob, just resending – I had it backwards in my first reply. 100% of the Egret photos were taken from while I was on the water. Of the 33 Great Blue Heron photos in that photo gallery, 3 were taken from the land, and 30 from the water. Its mostly just by “happy accident” that I photograph herons from land, and all of my Osprey photos are also taken from the water.
I knew that you favored shooting from your kayak. Nice technique. The best of both worlds. Being able to float the quietness of the water, and being able to shoot magnificent wildlife, too.
Thanks for your kind words, Bob. I agree. I think thatbeing out in nature with a camera is one of the best possible uses of time.
Wonderful egret gallery! We’re about to head down the the Puerto Vallarta area of MX where cattle egrets abound.
Thanks for visiting and for your kind comment, I hope you enjoy your travels and the cattle egrets in MX!
These photos are stunning! I would like to know what lens you use 🙂 egrets are so elegant! We are always excited when a few land on our wetland during migration. I’m looking forward to following each other’s blogs! Jane
So glad you like them, thanks for visiting and for your kind words. Most of my photos, and all of the egret shots, were taken with a 55-250mm lens.
I enjoyed your egret gallery. The wing detail is absolutely stunning, Babsje. 🙂
Many thanks, I’m so glad you like it. I became quite fond of that Egret last year.
Love getting to know the details of the different birds through your superb photography.
Many thanks for your visit and kind comment, Lita!
Great collection Heron photo’s
Thank you, so glad you like this gallery! This year, I have not yet seen the Egret. Maybe he has moved to a different lake nearby. They are beautiful birds. Best, Babsje
Excellent gallery
Thanks so much! That Great Egret is a favorite of mine. I’m glad you like the Egret photos. Best, Babsje
This is magnificent
Many thanks for your kind comment! I’m pleased that you like this one. Best, Babsje
Wat een prachtige foto galerij
Many thanks for visiting and for your kind comment! Best, Babsje
Beautiful images.
Hi Paulie. Many thanks for your kind comment. Best, Babsje
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