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Related: About this forumGreat Blue Herons Do the Happy Dance
Bent Oaks Rookery Park - Rockport, Texas
(Or maybe it is a "Rock-ery" park, in "Rookport," Texas)
February 2024 - ©2024 Bo Zarts Studio
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Great Blue Herons Do the Happy Dance (Original Post)
Bo Zarts
Mar 2024
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CaliforniaPeggy
(152,083 posts)1. Maybe they were courting? Anyway, great photo, my dear Bo!
SarahD
(1,732 posts)2. I think so.
Sandhill cranes have a pair bonding dance where one throws a stick in the air and they both hop and flap like idiots. They will sometimes do it with people, but they just stared at me when ithrew a stick and hopped around.
Bo Zarts
(25,595 posts)4. Full disclosure: They really aren't dancing.
They are both landing on a rock reef at the same time. But as the photographer and caption writer, I reserve the right to engage in anthropomorphism at my slightest whim.
CaliforniaPeggy
(152,083 posts)5. Hey, it's your photo! You can say anything you want!
Diamond_Dog
(34,626 posts)3. Very cool photo!
2naSalit
(92,683 posts)6. It's a great capture!
Just seeing more than one at a time is odd, unless you're at a rookery.