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Birders

Donkees

(31,340 posts) Sun Mar 5, 2023, 09:04 AM Mar 2023

Snowy Egret

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Snowy Egret (Original Post) Donkees Mar 2023 OP

Their feet, you gotta see the feet! AndyS Mar 2023 #1

Yes :) I was originally going to post three photos from a long series, but just posted my favorite Donkees Mar 2023 #2

Wonderful Thanks twodogsbarking Mar 2023 #3

Thanks for these gorgeous pix! lark Mar 2023 #4

AndyS

(14,559 posts)

1. Their feet, you gotta see the feet!

Reply to Donkees (Original post)

Sun Mar 5, 2023, 09:23 AM

Mar 2023

It's like they stepped in paint!

Donkees

(31,340 posts)

2. Yes :) I was originally going to post three photos from a long series, but just posted my favorite

Reply to AndyS (Reply #1)

Sun Mar 5, 2023, 09:41 AM

Mar 2023

TGPhotography

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They always remind me of "The Visit" (Broadway, Lyceum Theatre, 2015)

These special leather shoes were designed by Anne Hould-Ward and made by the world famous shoemaker LaDucca. They were hand crafted in Italy specifically for the original Broadway production of the musical "The Visit" which closed in June, 2015.

twodogsbarking

(9,676 posts)

3. Wonderful Thanks

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Sun Mar 5, 2023, 10:24 AM

Mar 2023

lark

(23,065 posts)

4. Thanks for these gorgeous pix!

Reply to Donkees (Original post)

Sun Mar 5, 2023, 10:47 AM

Mar 2023

I really like the one where it's running best.

There are lots of egrets here. The building where I used to work was on the St. Johns' river and there were lots of egrets around, depending on the season. One fall day I walked out and there were at least 50 birds on the railroad tracks, it was so cool. I stood there for awhile watching them stalk in the shallows then jump up on the tracks and then back down. It was an intricate dance.

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