Egretta caerulea
Description:
The Little Blue Heron is not so little when it extends its neck, and it is widespread in the western hemisphere. In Spanish Language territory it is simply Garza Azul. The young are almost pure white, as on the right.
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- Egretta caerulea (Little Blue Heron)
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