Mill Creek Marsh just might be the best place to photograph Snowy Egrets, with those wonderful yellow feet atop those old Atlantic White Cedar stumps. Took this on Tuesday's walk.
4 thoughts on “Snowy Egret @ Mill Creek Marsh”
Patrick
Gorgeous exposure! Was thinking of heading to the Meadowlands this afternoon, any recommendations? New Birder here.
Two years ago I got to Mill Creek very early in the morning, and their was a photographer — wearing a good over his head and camera ?? — standing on the NE bridge, surrounded by 75-100 Snowy Egrets all in full display mode. It was one of the most amazing things I have ever seen. I walked back the way i came so as not to disturb the scene — it seemed apparent the the photographer had been setting up for these shots for hours — but I never forgot the scene. One of the most amazing meadowlands experiences I ever had.
Gorgeous exposure! Was thinking of heading to the Meadowlands this afternoon, any recommendations? New Birder here.
Mill Creek Marsh is a great place to photograph birds fairly close … DeKorte can be terrific, too.
Blog has recent sightings — good luck weather-wise…
Years ago an experienced birder told me to look for the “golden slippers” to ID the snowy.
Two years ago I got to Mill Creek very early in the morning, and their was a photographer — wearing a good over his head and camera ?? — standing on the NE bridge, surrounded by 75-100 Snowy Egrets all in full display mode. It was one of the most amazing things I have ever seen. I walked back the way i came so as not to disturb the scene — it seemed apparent the the photographer had been setting up for these shots for hours — but I never forgot the scene. One of the most amazing meadowlands experiences I ever had.