Alarm!!!

“Our” heron turned quite suddenly (photo right) and looked up. Because I couldn’t see what was going on I stood up too and walked to the window....in the tree sat another heron and that one visited a few days ago ( the cut out) Its markings are different from “our” normal visitor......is there a turf war going on .....

[Dione Giorgio]

Beautiful shots. Exciting to have them in your own garden.

[Peter H]

Exciting times!

[Lou Ann]

Maybe the beginning of a courtship!

[~*~ Jo ~*~]

wonderful to have in your garden

[Wendy]

You and your pond are in trouble now!! These two will probably mate, have a ton of babies, and they will all come dine at Chez Jacqueline's with her yummy frog legs appetizers and fish entries!

[Anja]

Goed gezien dat het twee verschillende zijn. Mooie collage.

[Diana]

How wonderful to have them in your garden, fabulous shots.

[Lin]

Great captures and awesome presentation

[Nina Ganci]

great collage
exciting times ahead

[Susan Wakely]

So lovely to see. Your pond is obviously a tasty take away.

[Carole Sandford]

Great to have them in your garden

[Kerri Michaels]

cool editing fav

[Pyrrhula]

Mooie collage gedaan van deze beide vogels. ( Pas op je Kooikarpers en goudvissen.)

[Shutterbug]

Awesome. You have herons in your yard. I have to travel to a nature area to see them and then I have to be lucky. Beautiful shots and lovely collage with the cutout.

[bkb in the city]

Great capture

[Jacqueline]

@sangwann @peadar @louannwarren @ziggy77 @farmreporter @stiggle @ludwigsdiana @linnypinny @ninaganci @wakelys @carole_sandford @moviegal1 @pyrrhula @shutterbug49 @bkbinthecity Thank you all for your great comments and fav’s! They are much appreciated. Not to happy about the second heron though. I did some more research and found out that the heron on the right is a juvenile and the other one an adult.