Green Heron Birds. Green Heron picture report, page 2

Below is a surprise follow-up to the above sequence of catching a small fish. Only a few times have I been able to get more than one Green Heron into a frame. Nests are well hidden, usually in or under
the thick of a bush overhanging the edge of a lake or river. Though it’s rather difficult to tell male
from female Green Heron, one might deduct a female bird on the left trying to snatch a free lunch...
“She” appeared from her own fishing spot some 50 yards away. This is most likely the parent pair of
the 2 juveniles we get to observe further down... Photographed at a Bronx River widening in NY.

Green Heron bird catching fish. Green Heron report and observations, page 2


Below is a surprise follow-up to the above sequence of catching a small fish. Only a few times have I been able to get more than one Green Heron into a frame. Nests are well hidden, usually in or under the thick of a bush overhanging the edge of a lake or river. Though it’s rather difficult to tell male from female Green Heron, one might deduct a female bird on the left trying to snatch a free lunch... “She” appeared from her own fishing spot some 50 yards away. This is most likely the parent pair of the 2 juveniles we get to observe further down... Photographed at a Bronx River widening in NY.