When we spotted this Juvenile Black Crowned Night Heron in a tree at sunset he took off flew a quick circle and landed agin on the smallest thinest branch of the tree. Wobbling back and forth flapping his wings to keep steady….kids will be kids.
When we spotted this Juvenile Black Crowned Night Heron in a tree at sunset he took off flew a quick circle and landed agin on the smallest thinest branch of the tree. Wobbling back and forth flapping his wings to keep steady….kids will be kids.
nature has no boss 
Great photo! Natalie 🙂
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Thanks.
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Only two comments on a splendid photo. I love it, a Bittern like bird. Just to see one would be a thrill, but getting a photo like this, wow.
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These guys are in the Heron family. This on is immature and will develop a nice black crown when mature.
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Fantastic. He looks like he’s just hanging on …
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Hi Miriam, indeed he was. Not sure way he chose that little branch that could barely support his weight but that’s youth for you. Hope you are having a a great day.
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Ah yes, the feelings of invincibility in youth … obviously extends to birds as well.
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I think it does.
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Terrific photograph!
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Thanks Belinda, hope your week is going well and you are enjoying your day.
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Fabulous click!!!!!……..
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Thanks and thanks for the feedback as we really appreciate it.
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Your welcome!!…
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Wow this is amazing… Keep up ❤️️ http://www.misskymmiee.com
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Thanks.
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Great shot, Mike. The kid still is testing his wings!
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Yes indeed…let’s see if this branch will hold my weight or perhaps just having fun swinging on a thin branch.
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That’s cute. I like the commentary, too. 🙂
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Thanks.
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