MONDAY Reflecting on take off. The Bangladesh Sundarbans. Contest #215

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An Eastern Great Egret, feeding in the shallows patiently waiting to spear its prey, be it a fish a frog, or a small reptile. Maybe a bank dwelling rodent , or if needs must insect life.

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As silent as our boat was, engines cut to a minimum the graceful bird was spooked and takes flight.

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Although they live in colonies they hunt and feed alone.

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To be honest I would have thought it was a swan, I was corrected by an avid twitcher who was amongst the band of baby boomers rocking Bangladesh

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this looks more beautiful than the others

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Cheers @reachdreams thanks for dropping in, and taking the time to choose your selection for comment,tb, I did not know which to select. Thank you

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Yes, you're welcome, there are so many choices and they are all good. So it's natural to be confused about which one to choose.

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