Spring has sprung at the heron rookery near Georgetown. I stopped by on such a warm day that it seemed some of the adult herons were compensating for the heat by panting and wing spreading. There are babies in most of the nests; as well as some adult pairs still getting nests prepared with sticks and other material. There are several nests in this rookery and I saw evidence of maybe a dozen chicks. Always a great treat.
There was another photographer there who had fallen just as I arrived and was having difficulty getting back up. I was attempting to assist when a young man drove up. I asked for help and he seemed hesitant at first but when I explained someone had fallen and was struggling, he jumped right in to help. So, thanks Good Samaritan! I hope the photographer is back on the trail again soon.





How do I enlarge these photos?Sent from my Galaxy
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If you are looking at the Facebook post, touching one of the photos will open up the Good Morning Gloucester website. Then touch the photos again and they should enlarge. You can also mouse click instead of touch if needed with a laptop .
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You are a great bird whisper as well as a good person
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