Head-on shot of a juvenile Green Heron. |
The Green Heron hears my camera shutter and gives me the stink eye! |
Juvenile Green Heron Fishing from Kelly Riccetti on Vimeo.
Photos taken at the Ibis Pond rookery on Pinckney Island NWR in Hilton Head, SC June of 2012.
p.s. We just returned from Hawaii (Maui). I hope to have a few photos of those cool birds up soon.
That's too cool, Kelly! Nice camera work. Love how he licks his chops!!
ReplyDeleteFabulous shots, Kelly! Can't wait to see what you captured in Hawaii!
ReplyDeleteLove the pics, Kelly. You couldn't ask for better "posing" than that!
ReplyDeleteAwesome as always! WOW!
ReplyDeleteJust catching up with you, Kelly. Superb shots and videos of a juvenile Green Heron in these two posts!
ReplyDeleteYou have taken some really super shots of this bird Kelly.
ReplyDeletehe's just adorable. congrats on the hawaii trip!
ReplyDeleteHi Kelly
ReplyDeleteThese are stunning photos and the video is great.
Regards
Guy
Definitely a little green 'poser'. Super shots and video Kelly.
ReplyDeleteI'm looking forward to some exotic offerings from Hawaii!
I like those few wispy feathers on his head. As usual--great pictures!
ReplyDeleteOh Kelly, That little Green Heron is gorgeous --and you got tons of great photos. I love all of his colors which you can see so vividly in your photos. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Betsy
Wonderful stills and video! Yes, I love how he licks his chops, too. His colors are just gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteHiya Peanut!
ReplyDeleteNice hair do on that kid!
Brilliant photos. It took me by surprise when it caught such a small fish.
ReplyDeleteAmazing photos! Really enjoy your site
ReplyDeleteBirding Beavercreek (and Beyond)
The video was stellar!! Hawaii? Oh, my, Kelly. What a lucky girl.
ReplyDeleteOh Kelly, each and every view is breathtaking! Love the video at the end too. Wonderful photos.
ReplyDeleteNice catch! Say, Kelly, way back in childhood, I read somewhere that some birds eat up to six times their own weight each day--their metabolisms are so high. Can that be right?
ReplyDeleteGreat photos. The heron is beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThank you, everyone!! This bird was spectacular. He was so patient and didn't mind me sitting there at all. I was tucked behind bushes and made no sound, so maybe that was why he was so tolerant. I really enjoyed watching him for so long.
ReplyDeleteAwesome series of shots of the Green Heron, Kelly! Happy weekend to you!
ReplyDeleteWow...what great close-ups! these birds are so cool.
ReplyDeleteWow this is a wonderful post with magnificent pictures, just as the two previous ones... Mamma mia, wonderful Kelly.
ReplyDeletefantastic photos. Such detail and sharpness.
ReplyDeleteJanice