White-faced Heron Egretta novaehollandiae
These herons are found in many habitats, and are fairly
common. (Maybe in a few years I’ll be able to do a calendar of uncommon Tasmanian birds.) I’ve got good
shots from the Huon, and I’ve even seen them in the Hobart Rivulet outside
work. Not only found across Australia, they also live in Indonesia and New
Guinea, and have colonised New Zealand since 1941. They are graceful flyers,
with an unusual motion with the body seeming to move up and down between their
wings. I found this one foraging in the rockpools at Bellerive.
Nikon D7200, Nikkor
200-500mm@500mm.
1/2000s, f5.6,ISO 2200.
1/2000s, f5.6,ISO 2200.
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