Crossed paths this morning with a most-cooperative and focused Great Blue Heron on the south pier at Ludington Harbor this morning.
Heron. May you please repeat the word?
Heron. May you please give me the definition?
This bird seemed to be determined to rid Lake Michigan of invasive Round Gobies.
A wading bird that has long neck and legs........
May you please repeat the word? Heron
May you please use it in a sentence?
If Gail had not seen the heron fly down from the tree, she would have insisted the huge bird nested on the ground.
May you please repeat the word? Heron
What's the word again? Heron.
Hairwink? Heron. Harrow? Heron Hairline? Heron
Hurling? Heron May you please repeat the word?...........
This heron's dedication to its mission had it almost oblivious to my presence. I positioned myself ahead of it on the pier while it slowly moved forward to a point where it got too close for my lens to focus. At that point I would walk ahead another 50 feet and wait for the next fish to venture into the bird's strike-zone. I swear if I stayed stationary the hungry fish-eater would have just stepped around me and continued on.
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