Sentences with phrase «see heron»

And I love, Jack, how you commanded your Dad, (as a true discoverer and adventurer does) and as I would have and have done myself, to move in closer, so he (and we) could see the heron babies better.

You may see heron fishing in the shallow section of the river, wild ducks floating under the bridge, an eagle or two, pelicans, and a variety of shore birds.

After checking in at the Cooinda camping site, we drive to Yellow Water and take a stroll on the boardwalk, where we see herons, an ibis, a little frog, a stork and two ospreys on their nest.

You'll see herons, egrets, ospreys and other birds during your journey.

Not exact matches

You'll see a bird and try to figure out what kind it is — a heron?

He hears the melodious harmony of birds; he sees the young swans, herons, ducks, coots, and many other birds with their broods.

There are dozens of different kinds of birds in the Lowcountry, and kayaking is a great way to see egrets and herons up close.

On a walk earlier this week along the River Walk, we saw ducks and ducklings, a heron, squirrels, chipmunks and a raccoon.

«Before we ever knew that the property including what would become the Tracy Brook Wildlife Sanctuary was available for purchase, my wife and I would take our guests to see the large number of great blue herons feeding their babies in the nests in the middle of the wetlands,» Rich Levy recalled.

«I immediately knew what it was — a flight landing track — because I've seen many similar tracks made by egrets and herons on the sandy beaches of Georgia,» Martin says.

I just saw a kimono at zara with Herons all over and they didn't have my size!

This is the second post I've seen with a heron today and I'm obsessed!

We saw so much wildlife (turtles, herons, ducks) and really enjoyed the peace and serenity compared to the craziness that is downtown Nashville.

Come in spring or summer to see a waterfall, and keep an eye out for herons, hawks and even bald eagles.

Bird watching tours can be organised and you can expect to see a huge variety of indigenous and migratory birds, including heron, flamingos, and pelicans.

Explore by open safari vehicle, and take a trip to Gadikwe Island by flat - bottom boat to see hippos and breeding colonies of herons, egrets, pelicans, storks, and cormorants.

Later we see palmtrees, banana trees, rubber plantations and many fresh - green paddies with now and then bright white herons.

Huge congregations of Double Crested Cormorants, Egrets, Herons, and different ducks all can be seen.

It's a great place to see wetlands species such as herons, kingfishers and the impressive giant Jabiru Stork, as well as various parrots and the distinctive Yucatán Jay.

St Lucia village is a village that is surrounded by an estuary, and crocodiles, hippos, red duiker, bushbuck, impala, zebra, wildebeest, fish eagles and goliath herons are regularly seen.

This is an opportunity to see the river environment in a different perspective and may allow for a view of some of the nocturnal wildlife, especially birds such as night herons, owls and coots.

Insider Tip: Bird lovers can paddle a complimentary kayak or canoe through the May River to see more than 100 species, including bald eagles, great blue herons, and snowy egrets.

Ely's harbor has many beautiful sites and things to see, and sometimes you can even see sea turtles, herons, and Bermuda longtails flying above.

An observation tower grants birdwatchers the opportunity to see blue herons, green herons, cattle egrets, snowy egrets, Caribbean coots, brown pelicans, Neotropic cormorants, numerous duck species, and much more.

Groups of spotted rays are also often seen — as are egrets and lava herons.

This is a great way to see crocodiles, fruit bats, spider monkeys and hundreds of different bird species, including many species of herons.

Meander the sanctuary's paths and trails and see if you can spot toucans, macaws, flamingos, egrets, herons and other beautiful birds of the area.

On any given day, you will see parrots, kingfishers, pelicans, herons, hummingbirds, falcons, and magpie jays flying around our beautiful town, if only to name a few.

Sometimes it's possible to see: Andean ibis, herons, torrent ducks, caracaras, eagles and foxes.

Examples of some commonly seen wildlife you might encounter include: Great Blue Herons, Atlantic Bottle - nose Dolphin, Manatees, Snowy Egrets, White Ibis, Roseate Spoonbills, Anhingas, Brown Pelicans, Double Crested Cormorants, Ospreys, Bald Eagles, Least Terns, Southern Stingrays and much more!

We saw pink spatulas, pelicans, cormorants, eagles, herons, aigrets, white ibis... A paradise for bird lovers.

About 800m at its widest point and more than 8.5 km long, it has dense foliage that provides ideal shelter for more than 170 bird species, including brown pelicans, olive cormorants, turkey birds, brown boobies and frigates, and is also being a good place to see red flamingos, snowy egrets and white herons.

On the beach you may see pelicans, spoonbills or herons.

More than 60 species of birds have been identified on the Turneffe Atoll with the following seen commonly: snowy egret, little blue heron, great blue heron, tricolored heron, yellow - crowned night heron, clapper rail, mangrove swallow, brown pelican, magnificent frigatebird, double - crested cormorant, osprey, mangrove warbler, great tailed grackle, golden fronted woodpecker, tropical mockingbird, cinnamon hummingbird, green breasted mango, hooded oriole, white crowned pigeon and royal tern.

Take the opportunity to see some of the Fijian wildlife with wild river ducks, and black and white herons.

Highlight: The laughing gulls after which the isle is named have moved on, but herons, blackbirds and pelicans can often be seen.

We drive around our new state, Florida, in a hybrid car to kayak, seeing the swamps, the gators, the marshes and the herons.

I see you still have yours next to the heron painting.

Peer out to creeks and sandbanks to see egrets, herons and oystercatchers; wow at water skiers on the Camel Estuary; stop for a Cornish ice cream; and take a detour to Camel Valley Vineyard for an award - winning tipple.»

Tomorrow I will go after the BM white heron and see if this is my right white, too!