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Brilliant sun shines through the wings of a Great Egret, highlighting the bone and multi-layered feather structures.
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We saw an egret hanging around with swans at the centre island park, but glad to see this beautiful photo of it in flight.
Around here, they’re an extremely outstanding bird. Then you go to Florida, and the (lesser) Egrets are a dime-a-dozen. Always happy to see them finally come back.