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    Panarus biarmicus Moderator (Sports) SmartWombat's Avatar
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    white egret?

    Well it looks like an Egret, and it's white.
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    Re: white egret?

    To bad you were short at 300mm SmartWombat , believe me i know the feeling lol but i can still C lots of detail , Good captures
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    Re: white egret?

    Come on give it its due, 420mm plus the 1.3x crop !
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    Re: white egret?

    I love the late day light on the last image.
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    Re: white egret?

    That is a snowy egret if they live in your area, otherwise it's the close cousin the little egret.
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    Re: white egret?

    Ah, southern England, on the south coast?
    My book says "very rare visitor" but it was published in 1973 before global warming
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    Re: white egret?

    little egret then. They look nearly identical.
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    Re: white egret?

    Paul,

    The little egret is common on the south coast nowdays and I have even seen them around the A4 near hungerford. However, they always seem to be on the opposite bank to where I am, why is that? :d

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