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Birders

grasswire

(50,130 posts)

9. I have osprey and heron here too.

Reply to litesong (Reply #8)

Mon Oct 19, 2015, 09:15 PM

Oct 2015

A couple of weeks ago a heron was on the mud spit when the tide was low (even though I am 100 miles from the ocean, this river is still very tidal) and a whole gang of crows was also on the spit. The heron did not like that at all, and it was the first time I had watched an agitated heron. After about fifteen minutes of being hollered at by the crows, the heron finally left.