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It’s very stylish 😛
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Yes I think you’re right – I do see that look all around L.A.
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Wonderful shot, wonderful bird!
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Thank you Victor! I think he looks rather befuddled.
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Oh my gosh!! He’s the cutest thing ever!! ~SueBee
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Thanks Sue! I am not an egret connoisseur, but this little fellow was easy to pick out all day long. I like to think his name is Dudley.
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Dudley suits him to a ” t “. Kat and I have a standard name for bulldogs… always Ralph, regardless male or female, lol.
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Ralph works. I also like Roger. somehow bulldogs are Rrrrrrrr.
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Yes, that’s it!
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Great photo – what a cutie! He’s a snowy egret – the yellow feet are the giveaway…and if you’re interested, here’s a great website for birding: http://www.allaboutbirds.org/guide/snowy_egret/id
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Okay Eliza, did you just know that already, or did you look it up? I have been using WhatBird.com but many times I have led myself astray trying to answer extremely complex questions such as “is the bill longer than the head, or shorter than the head?”. I can see from your Cornell Lab website that our Dudley is clearly a snowy egret. I guess snowy comes from the attire, not the abode. Thanks for that link!
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Of course, I looked it up! 🙂 I thought at first it was a crested egret, but then saw it was a snowy. Where I live we only get herons, no pretty egrets, I’ve only seen them in FL.
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Another truly great shot! Gotta love them shore birds.
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Thank you Gunta. Even the seagulls are fun to watch. The photographer in me took leave of her senses when a huge brown seagull clamped down on the feathers of another seagull. The poor fellow flapped and struggled and could not fly away until his kin let go. I was so astonished I forgot to put the camera to work. Shoot!
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Can’t win ’em all…. 🙂
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I am immediately reminded of Phyllis Diller…
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Bingo!
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