Heron.

Description: The great blue heron (Ardea Herodias) stands about 4 to 5 feet tall, with a wingspan that can exceed 6 feet. Males are generally larger than females.

The Great Blue Heron is a majestic and important part of the North American ecosystem, playing a crucial role in controlling fish populations and serving as an indicator of wetland health. Its striking appearance and graceful movements make it a favourite among bird watchers and nature enthusiasts alike.

Coloration: It has a distinctive blue-gray body, with a white head and neck, and a black stripe over the eye. The wings are broad and rounded, appearing two-toned in flight.

It thrives in various habitats, including freshwater and saltwater environments, marshes, lakes, and rivers.

They are known for their patient hunting style, often standing still or wading slowly in shallow waters before striking quickly to catch prey with their sharp bills.