Tag Archives: If the delicate White Rock herons can weather a storm

When a yellow-crowned night heron takes off in flight, it’s like poetry in motion. I discovered this one day while on a walk with my husband in our neighborhood. Hearing a loud squawk, we looked up to see a beautiful bird with a four-foot wingspan, gracefully swooping from one tree to another, collecting twigs. A colony of four pairs of …

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