March 11, 2019

Egret Contour

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March 11, 2019
Egret Contour

Species: Great Egret | Location: Flamingo Gardens, Davie, Florida, United States of America

By Lorenzo Cassina

Wading birds are amazing to watch when they get ready for a meal with great patience to snap the strike at the right moment. This is a bird frequenting the open pond at Flamingo Gardens wildlife sanctuary in Davie, Florida.

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