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In the photos below, the ones with the water behind them, I took yesterday on the sound, and the ones in the rocks, I took in Florida on Sanibel Island last March. And check out the last photo; yesterday a seagull photobombed me as I was poised to take a shot of the egrets, and I love the result.
Enjoy! It is so good to see these magnificent birds thrive.
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