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Reddish Egret Fishing

Reddish Egret Fishing

Taken at Ft. DeSoto Park, near St. Petersburg, Fl. The bird is "canopy fishing", using its wings to reduce glare on the water while stalking a fish. ...
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Taken at Ft. DeSoto Park, near St. Petersburg, Fl. The bird is "canopy fishing", using its wings to reduce glare on the water while stalking a fish.
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