Fog Legs (head, eyes, feet and guts) For Breakfast

The Little Blue Heron shows a definite

preference for freshwater habitats; however, it is not

rare in coastal areas.

Its diet is more varied than that of other herons and

includes insects, shrimp, amphibians, and fish. Little

Blue Herons often feed alone, walking along the edges

of canals, streams, rivers, and lakes, or on the top of

floating vegetation.

 

This one caught a frog for breakfast in the marsh along Alligator Alley Trail.

Circle B Bar Reserve. Polk County, Florida.

Done