Great Egret is still barely visible at the east side of the pond about midway
back as viewed from the area Diane describes. It is partially hidden by trees,
but being bright white helps in picking it up. It occasionally walks around
within a small area so be patient and it should show itself.
Gary
On Jun 13, 2015, at 10:57 AM, Diane Morton
dianegmor...@gmail.commailto:dianegmor...@gmail.com wrote:
This morning Ken and I led a beginner bird walk at Sapsucker Woods. One
highlight was a gorgeous breeding plumage Great Egret. We all had great looks
at its green facial skin through the scope. We observed the bird from the
vine-covered pergola that looks out on the pond (just south of the bird feeder
area). Later I went to get my camera for a photo, but the bird was no longer
at this spot. I hope it returns!
Diane Morton
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