This blue heron wades in the shallow water of the Fox River in Geneva, Illinois, keeping an eye out for a meal.
Though the river flows more quickly in mid-stream, here in the shallows it's as still and reflective as a mirror. I watched him for a long time. He barely moved, just stretched out his neck, intently peering, a couple of times.
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Patient fisherbird will be rewarded.
I love pictures of these birds, Aunt Snow.
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That is great! You must have been very quiet and patient! I love watching herons, but not when they eat young mallards!
You appear to have caught another bird flying by as well.
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