Worth Their Weight in…

Gold? Really? Yes. In 1886, the ethereal, wispy mating plumage of the Snowy Egret sold for $32 an ounce, a … More

Little Blue Migrants

Time was, years ago, when I was befriended by a Little Blue Heron whom I named Lyle, and grew to … More

Here at last is a recent closeup of Beau’s beautiful female consort—the Great Blue Heron, Belle! And how, you may … More

Aww, Beau, I didn’t mean it! You’re no beast but a beloved friend—and I just can’t resist a flashy title. … More

I love shooting birds in flight… …and my favorite bird to photograph with his glorious wings extended is none other … More

When Sammy the Snowy Egret visits the salt marsh for a snack, it’s easy to identify him even at a … More

It’s fascinating to watch Sammy the Snowy Egret swoop for his supper… He lights on the edge of a salt … More

Why are your feet so big, Cato? The better to perch on a cow’s back! Cattle Egrets are named for … More

As promised, here’s the conclusion of the Gaffer Gander vs. Otis the Great Blue Heron Turf War, showing what happens … More

Sammy, our Snowy Egret buddy, returns today as the tide recedes, to feast on small crabs and other sea critters … More