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American Bittern. Brazos Bend State Park, Fort Bend County, Texas.

Mather Regional Park / Sacramento County, California

It's that bittern again... Please see Suffolk July 2014 set www.flickr.com/photos/wendycoops224/sets/72157645099316460/

Taken at RSPB Minsmere, Suffolk. 4th March 2014

Circle B Bar Reserve , Polk County, Florida on 11/22/2016

Bittern, Priory CP. 16th Feb 2013

This Bittern was showing from the Bittern Hide (funnily enough) at Minsmere RSPB 21st May 2014. It was the first time we had ever seen one and we watched it for ages!

Bittern, Welshpool 22/1/17

Botaurus stellaris

American Bittern, not in his usual habitat (marsh) fishing for small crustaceans and fish. At Magnolia Swamp Garden, South of Charleston, S.C.

Nice pose for the camera

A digiscoped image, taken from 200m away

Bittern leaving Bewdley station towards Kidderminster in the late afternoon.

American Bittern in the open at the Viera Wetlands 1/29/2010.

was posing in the reeds

American Bittern (Botaurus lentiginosus) stalking its prey - The Great Swamp National Wildlife Refuge, NJ.

Bitterns have remarkable eyes. When viewing this image at the large or original size you can see the cornea is so incredibly transparent that the pupil appears to protrude from the eye socket.

Sat looking at this Bittern for about 20 mins before I actually seen it. I only seen

it then because it moved. So hard to spot. Blashford Nature reserve near Ringwood Dorset.

Can see the colour of the legs seem to match the green shoots coming through

Jan-2014, Mangalajodi, Orissa

An American Bittern Fishing in a shallow marsh.

Bittern Lakenheath Fen

Tophill Low N R East Yorkshire

Having stood in the cold for a couple of hours, I was rewarded with a good sighting of a bittern. He or she stalked along the reeds just across the water from us for some time, and even caught and ate a fish.

American Bittern (Botaurus lentiginosus) on alert. Spring is the time to see these birds, because after the grass is a foot higher, you won't even know they're there. There, there, there's always next year! - The Great Swamp National Wildlife Refuge, NJ.

Blashford Lakes Nature Reserve

Little Bittern.Ixobrychus minutus

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