An egret that clearly had places to be stunned scientists conducting what they believe to be the first-ever GPS tracking ...

A species of heron has been tracked flying for almost two days non-stop between Australia and Papua New Guinea during its ...

A new study has shown that passive acoustic sampling could allow wetland birds to be monitored more accurately and with less ...

Great egrets prefer shallower waters, unlike their cousins, the great blue herons, which can wander into deeper wetlands and remain here sometimes even in winter if food is available.

Jacki Gerber shared her favorite photo of a great egret feeding its young on a recent trip to Monkey Island in Currituck Sound. “So cool to see these fuzzy chicks!” Gerber wrote. Joe ...

An unprecedented number of great egrets — large, white wading birds from the South — have descended upon Lake Ontelaunee within the past week. Rudy Keller of District Township, who compiles ...

Donation Options Search Search Search Paul Vriend photographed a great egret coming out of a dark corner on the DuPage River. Paul Vriend Share Notes come from around Chicago outdoors and beyond.

Australian researchers used GPS to follow eight plumed egrets and 10 great egrets over a period of months, after the birds left the Macquarie Marshes in New South Wales.