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Thanks for posting to Florida's Flora & Fauna! I really appreciate you and all the information you provide!
Awe, this is beautiful! Thank you for the information, I will keep my eyes open and hopefully be able to see one myself!
The white phases/morphs are usually juveniles.
i see what you mean also have you seen the reddish egret white morph thats something im looking to accomplish
First year birds are white. Adults turn the beautiful blues.
I agree, but notice the bill and leg color.
This looks like a great white or snowy egret
Spotted on Jan 2, 2012 Submitted on Jan 3, 2012
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Thanks for posting to Florida's Flora & Fauna! I really appreciate you and all the information you provide!
Awe, this is beautiful! Thank you for the information, I will keep my eyes open and hopefully be able to see one myself!
The white phases/morphs are usually juveniles.
i see what you mean also have you seen the reddish egret white morph thats something im looking to accomplish
First year birds are white. Adults turn the beautiful blues.
I agree, but notice the bill and leg color.
This looks like a great white or snowy egret