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Wednesday, April 16, 2008
wetlands reserve birds
Could someone help me identify these birds? Your reward: a 10% discount on a future stay at Paya Bay. (Genus, species, common name, range.) Use the comments feature to submit your information.
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Highest image is a Green Heron (lat)Butorides Virescens; very common in mangrove sea-sides where it feeds on crabs and small fish .Erroneously called Crab-catcher by my neighbours in Jonesville-Point as this is the name of the Night-Heron(Larger and Grayish) Nr 2 is an slightly dirty or shadowed but still 'Great White Egret,, a heron variety and very common in the America's and on my grounds in Jonesville when the creek is full in Januari.
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Highest image is a Green Heron (lat)Butorides Virescens; very common in mangrove sea-sides where it feeds on crabs and small fish .Erroneously called Crab-catcher by my neighbours in Jonesville-Point as this is the name of the Night-Heron(Larger and Grayish)
Nr 2 is an slightly dirty or shadowed but still 'Great White Egret,, a heron variety and very common in the America's and on my grounds in Jonesville when the creek is full in Januari.
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