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This Bittern didn't pay attention in class when they were teaching about how to stay concealed. It has the right posture, but forgot to hide in the weeds! Life bird for me is the result, so thank you very much. APC NWR, Texas, Nov. 2nd, 2013.
On our canoe trip at Okefenokee, we were fortunate to come across this American Bittern. This photo was taken with a point and shoot camera! When in a canoe, you can get much closer to these very shy birds!
A very cooperative American Bittern found along Black Point Wildlife Drive, MINWR.
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Sometimes you just get lucky....
And the bittern just gets closer and closer and closer....
An iconic bird of this flagship reserve!
Like I said, took rather a lot of the Bitterns... There were 2 mooching about in the reeds so slightly made the most of the moment. Please see Suffolk June 2013 set flic.kr/s/aHsjG5WJ4z
I have never before seen a bittern climb to the top of a bush and skyline itself. Anhinga Trail, Florida Everglades
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