From Snowy Egrets in Delaware to Tiger Herons in Jamaica and Tricolored Herons in the Everglades — elegant, patient, and perfectly adapted to life at the water's edge. Click any image to view full size.
Snowy Egrets: black beak, yellow feet · Great Egrets: yellow beak, black feetIdentified by their black beaks and bright yellow feet. These were photographed in Delaware and in flight.
Four species from the Florida Everglades — a Wood Stork, a Great Egret (yellow beak, black feet), a Little Blue Heron, and Tricolored Herons.
Great Egrets from three states — Maryland, Florida, North Carolina, and South Padre Island, Texas. Also a Snowy Egret from Florida (larger version for your desktop).
A perfectly camouflaged Tiger Heron, Yellow-Crowned Night-Herons from Jamaica and Cape Hatteras, and a Reddish Egret.
Three Great Blue Herons — the largest heron in North America — photographed in Florida.