Great Egret & Baby - Hand Embellished Giclee Painting Hens Roseate Spoonbills forage in the

Roseate Spoonbills forage in the shallows of fresh

In mixed colonies

Snowy Egrets are beautiful Birds that seem conscious of their own beauty and like to show off their charms

They build their nests on the ground and both parents feed the young

Barbara Fallenbaum’s painting of a Wilson Plover Nesting with an egg on the beach

Great Egret & Baby - Hand Embellished Giclee Painting Hens Roseate Spoonbills forage in thePainting of a Great Egret and her young showing joy for each other. They sometimes nests in isolated pairs, usually in colonies, often mixed with other wading birds. In mixed colonies, Great Egrets tend to nest high. Usually in trees 10' to 40' above ground, sometimes up to 90' high in tall cypress. Usually laying between 3 to 4 eggs. Not all young that hatch survive nesting. So when they do survive its joyous. A hand painted giclee takes it to the