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American Bittern #WordlessWednesday #Photography

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Wordless Wednesday – Allow your photo(s) to tell the story
an image of an American bittern standing within the reeds this For later use
American bittern

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2 thoughts on “American Bittern #WordlessWednesday #Photography”

    • Hi Hugh, The American bittern is a species of wading bird in the heron family, and hiding in dense reeds makes finding it a challenge. I found this one while on a walk some time ago and only noticed it because other avid birders pointed it out to me.

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