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Ardea alba
Can be told from the Great Blue Heron (white phase) in the background by the color of its legs and the tail feathers.
Island location. Saltwater marsh with buttonwood and mangrove trees along Florida Bay.
Spotted at the Florida Keys Wild Bird Center at mile marker 93.6 in Tavernier, Florida.
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Thanks Gordon Dietzman! I never thought about that before.
Lee, This is a great series of photos of a great egret. This spotting has been added to the Cranes mission, but egrets, herons, and storks, while they look a lot like cranes, are not cranes. You probably should remove these from that mission. If you have questions on how to do that let me know and I can show you. Thanks...