Snowy Egret Hunting - Egretta Thula

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by DB Hayes

Title

Snowy Egret Hunting - Egretta Thula

Artist

DB Hayes

Medium

Photograph - Photography, Photograph, Print

Description

Fine art America's (FAA) watermark will NOT appear on any sold prints of this image as FAA removes the watermark before each sale's copy is printed using only a "museum quality" printing method onto canvass, photo-paper, metal, acrylic or whichever media you choose from the multitude available.

WE are very proud to write our "Snowy Egret Hunting" image has been FEATURED by the following highly respected art groups. They are;

1 - Animals Photographs: Featured on Dec. 19, 2016
2 - Animals PHOTOS ONLY: Featured on Dec. 19, 2016
3 - Wild Birds Of The World: Featured on Dec. 20, 2016
4 - USA Photographers ONLY: Featured on Dec. 20, 2016
5 - FAA Portraits - Birds: Featured on Dec. 20, 2016
6 - Images That Excite You: Featured on Dec. 20, 2016
7 - Florida - Images Of The Sunshine State: Featured on Dec. 20, 2016
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9 - A Birding Group - Wings: Featured on 12-22-2016
10- HDR Photography: Featured on 12-27-2016
11- Coastal Waterbirds - Shore Birds: Featured on January 01, 2017
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Hello: On December 16, 2016, once again, Deb & I spent some time kayaking the gorgeous Wacissa River, which is fed by crystal clear underground spring water and is located east, southeast of Tallahassee, Florida about 25 miles or so. While doing so we came upon this gorgeous Snowy Egret (scientific name is Ergretta Thula) as it was hunting in the clear water in a somewhat shallow area along the east river bank for it food. I suppose as it moved about rather quickly it raised it wings above its body as shown in this image to keep them out of the water as much as possible. Regardless of whether that is correct or not it made for a great photograph in our opinions. Maybe you'll agree. This is actually one of my, Bill, images as Deb was in a position in the kayak that prevented her from turning to take photographs of this egret. Sorry Deb. All visits to our FAA-Pixels art sites are welcomed, encouraged and appreciated. Please visit often and, if you will, kindly tell your family and friends about our art sites. They may find something they like and thank you. Thank you for visiting. Bill and Deb Hayes

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December 18th, 2016