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    Herron

    Yellow Crowned Night Herron with a crab for breakfast

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    Re: Herron

    An interesting moment. You got the eye in focus, but too bad about the left wing getting in the way. Do you have another shot with that wing...not in the way?

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    Re: Herron

    The herron had landed, Then "hopped" forward. This was the fluttering during the "hop". For some reason, I decided that I really like that photo.

    Here is the previous frame:

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    Re: Herron

    I really like the first photo, too. You got the whole eye, and it's sharp.
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    Re: Herron

    Nice shots of a Juvenile Heron! I like them both for different reasons but #2 is my favorite!

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    Re: Herron

    Very nice find.
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