Snowy egrets in the wind.
Fishing in knee deep water.
Snowy egrets ignoring the great egret that showed up.
White ibis with a dirty beak.
A reddish egret that is all white ( white morph version). Not common but there has been one hanging around Fort Desoto for a while now.
He’s got a pretty face.
Looking for fish.
Another cormorant with a hook in his beak. There was a guy at the pier that was going to try to catch him but the cormorant was still flying pretty well.
A white and brown bird, the osprey was guarding the nest on top of the old tower near the fishing pier.
I saw the above lying on the beach. The red really stood out on the sand.
A few things I saw on a Saturday morning walk at Fort Desoto Park.
wonderful shots
My favourite shot is the first one and I think the last one, although beautiful is very sad. Love thrown away!
Gorgeous shots! Love the “looking for a fish” one particularly! And that rose on the sand…how sweet (or maybe sad!) 🙂
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Such beautiful birds! I love how soft and white some of them look.
The snowy egrets are always a stand out.
Gorgeous photography of the beautiful white birds and the elegant rose shot at the end ~ nice touch!
Happy Week to you,
artmusedog and carol
Wonderful captures Dina and the rose provides a stunning contrast. I like the snowy egrets!
Very nice shots Dina!
I love the Snowy Egrets, wonderful birds and captures!
I really like those Snowy Egrets, they look like they’ve got big white over coats hunched over their shoulders
Egrets, they’re such a stunner. Beautiful shots.
Great images of these birds.
Perfect photographed, my compliments.
The first and fourth pictures are my favorite.
Love the snowy egrets but that discarded red rose tells a sad tale.
I love the hair do that those egrets are sporting. Great collection of photos.
Marvelous photos! Poor Cormorant. I wish they would invent fishing line that would magically dissolve after a couple of days. I always try to retrieve it when I come across broken lines in ponds but it’s not always that easy.