After many minutes of standing stock still, eyes fixed on the water beneath him, the great blue heron slowly stretched his neck forward, paused and then suddenly thrust his beak into the water. If you look very closely, you’ll see that he came up with more than a mouthful of aquatic vegetation.
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April 13, 2011 | Categories: April, Birds | Tags: bird books, bird eating, books on New England, Great Blue Heron, heron eating, heron photo, Mary Holland, Naturally Curious, nature, nature books, New England, outdoors | 1 Comment
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