Juvenile Black Crown Night Heron

[Louis Champan]

This little guy was quite camouflaged sitting there in the reeds beside the road at Viera. I was a first for me to find a juvenile hard enough to find an adult.

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Louie

 

[Beagledog]

Great shots!!! I love them all. thanks for sharing them

cheers,
alexis and Georgie Beagle

 

[Randy]

Great find
#3 is my fav

 

[Allan]

Nice - I like the first two - I always go for the scratch the face and expressive looks.

 

[dossy]

Wonderful shots Louie!

 

[drr1531]

They're definitely camo when they're young. Nice set.

 

[andreasb]

Good stuff, I like the attitude in #2!

 

[RonS]

Great set Louie. #1 and #2 best for me.

 

[bsinc1962]

Wonderful images Louie.

 

[mood]

love these guys
nice Louie

 

[bobbyv]

The crazy detail of the 200-500. Very nice. (Can't say the same for Viera these days.)

 

[Butlerkid]

The D500 + 200-500 seems to be a good set up for you! Well done!

 

[Louis Champan]

Great shots!!! I love them all. thanks for sharing them

cheers,
alexis and Georgie Beagle

Thanks Alexis and Georgie.

Great find
#3 is my fav

Many thanks Randy.

Nice - I like the first two - I always go for the scratch the face and expressive looks.

Thanks Allan, always appreciate it.

Wonderful shots Louie!

Thank you very much Dossy.

 

[Louis Champan]

They're definitely camo when they're young. Nice set.

Thanks Dan, they sure do blend in to the surroundings.

Good stuff, I like the attitude in #2!

Thanks Andreas.

Great set Louie. #1 and #2 best for me.

Thanks a lot Ron.

Wonderful images Louie.

Appreciate it Bill, thanks.

 

[Louis Champan]

The crazy detail of the 200-500. Very nice. (Can't say the same for Viera these days.)

Thanks very much Bobby.

The D500 + 200-500 seems to be a good set up for you! Well done!

Thanks Karen.