Great White Egret Wood Print

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The Great White Egret grace in nature becomes apparent during mating season displays it plumage to attract females after he builds a nest as well. Often confused with the Snowy Egret, the Great White Egret lores turn lime green during a breeding season. The Great White Egret is the largest with a height 36-40 inches and a wingspan 50 inches. Photographed in The Audubon Swamp Garden on sixty acres of black-water cypress and tupelo swamp on South Carolina's Magnolia Plantation. Feature: Egrets and Herons06/25/2016 Wild Birds Of The...06/07/2016 Coastal Water Bird...04/20/2016 More carol r montoya, great egret, great egrets, egret, egrets, male great white egret, Audubon swamp garden charleston south carolina, charleston south carolina, magnolia plantation, great white heron, white birds, white feathers, mating dances, feathers, small white heron, courtship, nature, tail feathers, breeding birds, elaborate birds, nesting birds, sea birds, shore birds, elegance, male birds, coasta...

All images on this website are protected under copyright law. Copyright 2022 Carol R Montoya /Carol R Montoya Fine Art Photography All rights reserved by Artist. As a painter life moved me in a different direction and windows opened. Photography in the digital age has allowed me to fly out becoming my paintings. I have always laid out my composition before I draw, paint, or photograph the subject in my mind. I have worked in all mediums at one time or another, but watercolor and pastel were my modes of choice. Photography has taken over, and as new technology grows in the field of photography my two worlds blend. My photography has become an evolution of melding images into art and allowing my artistic side to fly. Each...