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Dawn’s Early Light
While we are staying “safer at home,” I’m looking through the images I captured in February and uncovering a few hidden gems. I have found new examples of why it really pays off to wake up in the dark and get on location as the sun rises. The reflections on the lake makes this egret look regal.
Great White Egret catches a tiny fish while dawn’s early lights paints the lake with color.
This image is similar to one I blogged about in February, but it’s different with the fish in the egret’s bill. Here is another frame from moments later.
Walking about in the shallows and dunking its head, this Great Egret makes circular ripples in the lake.
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