
While we were waiting around for some good camera angles of herons on the Poggy Bay marsh, an energetic belted kingfisher posed for a profile.
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An egret gets a breakfast snack

After searching in the Poggy Bay marsh for some breakfast, this egret was successful.
Egret on the hunt

An egret slowly walked along a channel on the Poggy Bay marsh on Thursday. It was near high tide during tropical storm Jose’s presence off shore. Check in later to see if his hunt was rewarded.
Night heron by day

A black crowned night heron, maybe, stands alone at the north end of the ice pond. The size, posture, and lack of concern about our presence suggest a night heron. The coloring does not match any of our references.
Fishing in Poggy Bay
Brother, can you spare a fish?
A cormorant with a freshly caught fish is watched intently by a seagull.
Heron crossing the bay
We came upon a lone heron in the Poggy Bay marsh and he headed across the channel for more separation.
Pool party

My brother has several bird feeders that attract a large variety of birds. The addition of a pool has made his yard a favorite for the sparrows this year.
Egret stands tall at the ice pond

An egret waited patiently while I snuck closer to it during a visit to the Ice Pond.
Mallards fly-by