Patience pays off October 15, 2018 · by Birder's Journey Share this:TwitterFacebookGooglePinterestLike this:Like Loading... Related
Thanks, Ellen. Yes, I like that effect too, and I like the way the sun lit up the heron against the dark water. Reply
Nice sequence of snaps. I get to watch this bird’s cousin, Striated Heron, a lot here in Singapore. Reply
How interesting! We saw Striated Herons in Panama, way over on the other side of the world! 🌎 Reply
Thanks, Sue! Yes, it was a nicely hidden spot, yet the sun was still shining about an hour before sunset. Reply
What great captures! Love those birds!
Thanks, Pam. I also love these little guys : )
Great shots Carol! 🙂
Thank you, HJ. Did you see these Herons while you were in Florida?
Unfortunately no. I saw more great egrets. 🙂
Ah, but they’re also wonderful, of course!!
Excellent series!
He was having a pretty successful evening!
Fantastic sequence!
Wonderful shots! 😀
The little Green Herons are always so photogenic ; )
Absolutely beautiful photos
Glad you enjoyed them, thank you for your kind words.
Beautiful sequence. What splendid shots of a cunning and patient bird.
They are amazingly patient!
Amazing!
Thanks for stopping by and for your nice comment, Cindy!
I love your sequence of shots. Both you and the bird were incredibly patient.
He’s just ready and waiting for the next one, all in a matter of seconds!
Yep, patience is number one in importance when photographing nature.
Absolutely! One of the golden rules ;-D
Great action series! That plant the heron is ducking under really adds to the scene.
Thanks, Ellen. Yes, I like that effect too, and I like the way the sun lit up the heron against the dark water.
Nice sequence of snaps. I get to watch this bird’s cousin, Striated Heron, a lot here in Singapore.
How interesting! We saw Striated Herons in Panama, way over on the other side of the world! 🌎
Wow!! These angles are impressive!! So agile and so sharp!
These little guys are quick, too!
Awesome series and captures!
Thanks for your visit, Donna!
You’re welcome!
What great photos! I love the light (or lack of).
Thanks, Sue! Yes, it was a nicely hidden spot, yet the sun was still shining about an hour before sunset.