(European) Grey Heron

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(European) Grey Heron

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This is the chap who (with his friends) ate all of my fish
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Post by Spider »

That looks the same as our Great Blue Heron.
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Post by nanny_56 »

WOW!!I just looked at all your birds and they are gorgeous!!! Even your Black Bird is better looking than ours! :lol:

Great photos!

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I remember you posting about that, wasn't it last year?

But they are great birds to watch. Sadly, they don't know the difference between your water and public waters! :cry:
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