After the devastation.

Many of you might remember the picture of a heron crookery I posted in 2015.

The last huge storm plaid havoc around our lake, including destroying a large heron breeding area. most of the trees are down or broken off. the two pictures on the bottom show you what it looks like now.....almost all bare. the picture on the right still has a few nests, but I don't think the herons will come back here. we'll keep an eye on it.
eye on it.

[Henri Russell]

It's so sad when this happens. Nice collage to show the damage.

[mittens (Marilyn)]

Oh my, that is sad to see.

[carol white]

How sad

[Pyrrhula]

Destroying in nature is often a chance for new fresh grows and replacements. Great collage showinh what`s happen

[Maggiemae]

I daresay they will find a new place to build their nests.

[Myrna O'Hara]

Oh dear, things will probably grow back, hope the heron return. So sad.

[Kathie]

Sad to see them displaced. Likely they've established another rookery. Where was this one, Bruni

[bruni]

@kathiecb Hi. it was on Bruce Street west of Ravenshoe

[Pyrrhula]

https://www.americanmeadows.com/wildflower-seeds/lupine-seeds/how-to-grow-lupine

[haskar]

Great collage. Maybe the colony was too large and the trees do not recover.

[Kathie]

@bruni Thx. I'll check it out when I'm out that way