Wading Bird by ladylake
Close
Hover over top left image to zoom.
Click anywhere to exit.
Members remain the original copyright holder in all their materials here at Renderosity. Use of any of their material inconsistent with the terms and conditions set forth is prohibited and is considered an infringement of the copyrights of the respective holders unless specially stated otherwise.
Description
Photo taken on a golf course in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. No wonder I can't golf with a darn....too busy taking photos!!! LOL
Thanks for looking.
Lyla
Comments (15)
Richardphotos
you must have been very close.beautiful bird
MagikUnicorn
What a BEAUTY :) We have a lot of Blue Heron up here...in summer :)
bs58
Nice photo Lyla...I see quite a few of these around my house, and often watch them feeding along the riverbank. Brian
bebopdlx
Nice photo. We have these at the hosp I work at.
rocserum
excellent photo!
brewgirlca
Great photo. Lovely catch of reflections
Charberry
That is quite a capture. They are amazing birds, but hope they stay away from my fish pond. We did have a great white egret visitor a few times.
beachzz
This is stunning---everything about it is simply beautiful!!
MrsLubner
That happened to me the last time I was on the golf course! :-) Excellent view of the feathers and the pose is lovely.
jmb007
bonne photo!!
unstart
Wonderful photo, Lyla!!
minos_6
Great capture, Lyla. How did you persuade the bird to pose so perfectly? Beautiful!
zoren
a lovely photograph!
Digital_Mischief
Very nice pic of a Great Blue Heron!
jgkane
Well observed, Lyla. There are lots of lovely natural detail, and the ripples on the surface of the water are quite fresh too ... ;o) Most of the wild birds I observed on my gran's farm, in the Glens of Antrim, Northern Ireland, are missing now. Different farming methods, different crops, different food. Jackdaws and their ilk seem to rule the roost now. I remember that one summer we did have an American sea eagle, that must have been blown across the Atlantic in a storm, hunting lambs on my mother's cousin's hill farm. That would be about 1964 or so. Thanks for your kind comments, and, having had a look at your gallery, for sharing your photos and renders on RENDEROSITY too, Lyla. Warm regards, from a chilly Glasgow, Scotland as we hope the snow will not quite reach us this weekend, John.