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Jan 01, 2008 07:12 |  #1

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Jan 01, 2008 12:42 |  #2

Cool shot. Your Heron's have alot more "fringe" than our heron's up here.

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Jan 01, 2008 15:23 as a reply to  @ HWP's post |  #3

I noticed that too. All the Great Blues I saw in Florida had lots of fringe. They sure are neat birds.


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Jan 01, 2008 15:28 |  #4

They are more mature birds, the Young GBH has short or no Fringe or Crest feathers!!

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