Green Heron Father Canvas Giclee Painting MatedWhiteEgrets Preening is how they clean

Preening is how they clean themselves

Roseate Spoonbill lends itself to mythical characterization because of its colorization and at times when it is preening the way it bends comes close to looking like a heart

this pillow brings the lively Gulfport spirit to your sofa

in our pool area or flying across the cove squawking because someone disturbed him

Green Heron Father Canvas Giclee Painting MatedWhiteEgrets Preening is how they cleanPainting of a Green Heron Father. This small heron is solitary most season and often somewhat secretive. Seen in the open, it often flicks its tail nervously, raises and lowers it crest. It is a striking bird with a velvet green back, chestnut body and a dark cap often raised into a short crest. I was fortunate the summer of 2020 to have a pair lay their eggs in my backyard. First I found two eggs on the ground, then they disappeared. Over the next