Great
Ordinary
Blue
Gray
Heron
How do we know for sure?
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It looks like the tree has grown a bird, but it's a great blue heron perched on the top branch.
(lemmy.ca)
I watched as it landed in the tree, swayed for a few seconds, and then settled down to survey the bay.
The same way we know Great Britain is great.
One of those busted out the woods in front of our canoe last month. They're big-ass birds!
I see these on my pier all the time. The osprey and the herons do not like each other other at all.
I saw one land in a tree near the pond and that's where birds go but something didn't look right