Staying in the heron/egret family. This Reddish egret was busy when I came across him and he paid me absolutely no nevermind!
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2 comments:
Very nice! You did get up close and personal! Fabulous!!
He really was totally oblivious to me and my clicking camera. The birds on the Texas coast seem to be less concerned about humans. Really spoils you for photography elsewhere.
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