The woman exercising was intent upon doing her workout and didn’t notice the Great Blues on the beach. It just struck me as so funny because they were nearly as tall as was she when their necks were elongated, and because a single Great Blue Heron strolling on the beach isn’t something you see everyday, let alone three.
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The woman exercising was intent upon doing her workout and didn’t notice the Great Blues on the beach. It just struck me as so funny because they were nearly as tall as was she when their necks were elongated, and because a single Great Blue Heron strolling on the beach isn’t something you see everyday, let alone three.
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Magnificent..Such a joy seeing these amazing pictures.
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Lovely image and appropriate comment. But the members of both species were equally uninterested in one another so no harm done.
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Great view angle how you caught both Human and egret all lined up together journey in. 🙂 Dave & Kim 🙂
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