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Heron alone, sunbathing

4 December 2015 by David

Heron sunbathing

Taken at the same time as the pictures in the previous two posts, here is the lone heron visible on the island in the other half of the lake, standing in splendid isolation. It was also on the southern shore where it would catch the sun.

Heron sunbathing

Categories David
Three herons sunbathing, one at a time
Mushroom clump by the water’s edge
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