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This egret successfully caught a small fish. I don’t know what kind of fish it is, so if you do know, please add a comment below and tell us what the egret caught.
Here’s another egret that just caught its lunch. This time I was lucky to capture some of the water drops thrown off when the bird pulled the fish out of the ocean.
As part of our winter stay in Florida, Diana and I went to Sanibel Island (near Fort Myers) for a week. One day we were at Blind Pass and a group of Snowy Egrets were fishing along the Gulf Coast. They stood at the edge of the water and snatched up small fish swimming just off shore.
This egret was chasing another one that got a little too close to its fishing area. The raised head feathers are part of its aggressive display. Snowy Egrets are often said to have “golden slippers” and this photo shows you why.
At this egret was taking off, its feet were hanging straight down, making them look unusually long.
Here’s one of the Snowy Egrets ready to strike. I’ve never noticed the dark area on the underside of their wings before; perhaps it’s just on this particular bird.
Orlando, FL - AACR 102nd Annual Meeting 2011: Harvey I Pass speaks during the Minisymposium at the American Association for Cancer Research Annual Meeting here today, Monday April 4, 2011. More than 17,000 physicians, researchers, health care professionals, cancer survivors and patient advocates from 60 countries are attending the meeting at the Orange County Convention Center. The meeting covers the breadth of cancer science from basic through clinical and epidemiological research. Date: Monday April 4, 2011 Photo by © AACR/Todd Buchanan 2011 Technical Questions: todd@medmeetingimages.com; Phone: 612-226-5154.Technical Questions: todd@medmeetingimages.com; Phone: 612-226-5154.
D&RG 143 - JUne 14 1955 - No 488 2-8-2 approaching Alamosa from Cumbres Pass Colorado - by Jim Ozment
D&RG 142 - June 14 1955 - narrow gauge engines 492 & 493 headed west for Cumbres Pass out of Alamosa Colorado - by Jim Ozment
D&RG 142 - June 14 1955 - narrow gauge engines 492 & 493 headed west for Cumbres Pass out of Alamosa Colorado - by Jim Ozment
D&RG 142 - June 14 1955 - narrow gauge engines 492 & 493 headed west for Cumbres Pass out of Alamosa Colorado - by Jim Ozment
D&RG 142 - June 14 1955 - narrow gauge engines 492 & 493 headed west for Cumbres Pass out of Alamosa Colorado - by Jim Ozment
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