Head South Heron

A Great Blue Heron drops in with that slow-motion grace—wings flared, toes out, and a careful touchdown on the log. With winter weather moving in, it’s hard not to wonder how long this hunter can hold out before heading for warmer water.

From the Field

Great Blue Herons don’t stop hunting when the light fades—along with dawn and daytime feeding, they’re also known to forage at night, especially where conditions make it worthwhile. (Source: All About Birds)

Great Blue Heron landing on a log

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