I’ve seen GBHE’s scarfing up rodents in a grassy area. I couldn’t figure out what the heron was after, and then it did its darting behavior and came up with a little fur ball with a naked tail. Then it did what the heron in the video did, it swallowed the critter whole. It was an eye-opener for me.
Tom McCabe, Boise
I’ve seen a lot of Great Blue Herons over the years, but cannot remember ever seeing one (two actually) foraging in a dry mowed farm field. Saw and photographed one of the two on Dec. 3 about four miles southeast of Grand View, Owyhee County (near Idaho highway 78).
Alan Gregory in Mountain Home
Wow, a dinosaur eats a crocodilians. What’s new?
Always forward, never straight…
Continuing rarity.
Three Dunlins were observed this afternoon at the outlet by both myself and Wayne S. They were medium-sized, grayish shorebirds with long, black bills. They had white superciliums. They flew over the causeway once or twice while I was there, but always came back to the mossy part of the canal in front of the spillway. They vocalized several times.
I thought I would just give another update on these birds, which are a Life List species for me! 🙂
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Aidan Lorenz
Caldwell
well now, this is entertaining, haha
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