This huge tree was covered with nesting egrets. I was so lucky to catch these chicks and mothers at exactly the right time. Actually, this happened to me twice. These pictures were taken in the little town I live in in Mexico, but I have photos of another tree in Sheridan, Wyoming, where the same thing was going on. Those photos were taken at a further distance, however. Those two locations are 2,000 miles apart!
lifelessons - a blog by Judy Dykstra-Brown 
Wonderful photos.
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Thanks, Miriam.
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Awesome
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Fabulous Judy, just fabulous 🙂 🙂
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Lovely. I’ve never seen young ones
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Judy, this is absolutely the best photo. What a capture with your lens. Thank you so very much. Stay safe, all my best to you.
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This huge tree was covered with nesting egrets. I was so lucky to catch these chicks and mothers at exactly the right time. Actually, this happened to me twice. These pictures were taken in the little town I live in in Mexico, but I have photos of another tree in Sheridan, Wyoming, where the same thing was going on. Those photos were taken at a further distance, however. Those two locations are 2,000 miles apart!
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Just so detailed and striking beautiful. First time seeing chicks this close. All my best.
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Thanks, JoHanna. I was thrilled to see them as well.
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Thanks, JoHanna.
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Hi Judy, Where did you find the egrets? I’ve noticed that the egret population seems to be much less this year in this area of Lakeside.
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I can show you the tree. It’s at the end of the street that runs by the plaza in San Juan Cosala.. one block from the malecon’
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I can check what month this was taken, but need to rush off for an appointment now..Remind me.
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Your Egret photos are fabulous! Great contrast with the sky and the white birds. Love those little ones in the nest! 🙂
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I was so lucky to be there at the right time.
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Birding is luck, but if you don’t put yourself out there, you can’t even give luck a chance. 🙂
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