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Henry W Registered: Oct 23, 2003 Total Posts: 6649 Country: United States |
Can You Help Me? ![]() |
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72chevelle454 Registered: Dec 04, 2005 Total Posts: 13812 Country: United States |
Looks like a little blue to me |
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Netgarden Registered: Jan 06, 2005 Total Posts: 2511 Country: United States |
My first thought was a young Reddish Egret, they look so similar to that, but no, they have charcoal colored legs in my pics. |
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Henry W Registered: Oct 23, 2003 Total Posts: 6649 Country: United States |
Thanks folks. |
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fishbio Registered: Apr 18, 2006 Total Posts: 784 Country: Canada |
I agree with the Little Blue i.d. Field marks - Bluish body with purplish head, bluish bill with dark tip, yellow-green legs. Nothing else has all these features. Now you can be sure |
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Mr Zoom Registered: Jul 03, 2006 Total Posts: 13978 Country: United States |
Put me on the list for agreeing with the Little Blue ID. Definately not a Reddish Egret. |
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Karl Witt Registered: Jul 11, 2007 Total Posts: 26212 Country: United States |
That is a rather intersting comp, with a very distant looking BG. Nice shot, perhaps a bit bright on my monitor. ID's are easy when 'fishbio' Larry shows up |
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Johnny Bravo Registered: May 03, 2004 Total Posts: 8858 Country: United States |
Could be a tri-color with a pigment desease. One can never rule that out, can one? |
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anthony whitmo Registered: May 29, 2007 Total Posts: 13189 Country: USA |
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mabidally Registered: May 11, 2006 Total Posts: 3442 Country: Sri Lanka |
Nice effort, however I really do think that with long lenses such as the 600, practice makes perfect. |
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jaredmizanin Registered: Jan 19, 2008 Total Posts: 219 Country: United States |
If any further confirmation is needed, it is indeed a Little Blue. |
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Henry W Registered: Oct 23, 2003 Total Posts: 6649 Country: United States |
Many thanks. You folks are tremendous. |