The Snowy Egret is one of the most beautiful birds to watch, even when it is trying to catch a fish, as shown in the following photos taken yesterday at the Edwin B Forsythe National Wildlife Refuge.
Splash: a Snowy Egret diving after a fish.
Snowy Egret looking for a fish.
Snowy Egret: Sigh, that one got away… I have to do better than that.
Two minutes later: Caught one!
Fish, you are not getting away, no way!
Ah, that tastes so good!
Great captures and a nice story too!
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Wonderful photos and I love the narrative too!
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Thank you Sue!
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Beautiful photo series Hien.
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Thank you Mary! Watch out for another one tomorrow.
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Really great series!! I love snowy egrets!! In Audubon’s day they were called Snowy Herons (egrets are herons but with aigrettes) and they were considered a delicacy in some circles. Hard to conceive of a snowy as a food bird..ever!! Different times.
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And a very nice narrative may I add!
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What a great shot!
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Beautiful captures, Hien! Love the first shot of his/her gorgeous wings. 🙂
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Thank you Amy. Those wings are indeed very catching!
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Stunning captures! It looks so beautiful and satisfied with its catch 🙂
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It seemed very pleased after eating that fish, but it went back for more right after that. Thank you Indah for visiting and commenting!
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Great shots
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Thank you Victor!
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