Did you know our largest heron, the Great Blue Heron stands over a metre high, its habitants include shallow waters along the edges of lakes, ponds, and rivers or marshes. Being a colonie nester it fishes and hunts alone, patiently patrolling shallow, marshy shorelines, using its bill like needle-nosed pliers to capture small fish, amphibians, rodents, and large insects. In flight it is recognized by its slow, graceful, but powerful wing beat and its neck that doubles back to rest its head on its shoulders... yay non ski gabber
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