Friday Bird Blogging
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4 Comments:
heron?
Yes, a Great Blue Heron, on Fort Loudoun Lake/Tennessee River yesterday evening. He had just grabbed a couple of fish for dinner and appeared to be headed home after a long day at work. It's not a particularly great photo, but I liked the feeling of motion.
Whooooosh!
:-D
Wow! Your heron has the motion my more deliberate herons didn't exhibit. These specimens couldn't be happier with their marsh.
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