Heron and Egret Atlas for the Bay Area
April 01, 2007 by Aleta George
No matter where you live in the Bay Area, you’ve likely noticed the sinewy, graceful forms of great blue herons …
April 01, 2007 by Aleta George
No matter where you live in the Bay Area, you’ve likely noticed the sinewy, graceful forms of great blue herons …
April 01, 2005 by Christine Sculati
The first-ever publication on trends, historical accounts, and locations of past and current Bay Area heron and egret breeding colonies, …
April 01, 2004 by Rob Lee
All around the Bay Area in spring, herons and egrets begin their annual transformation from mostly solitary top predators to birds gathered in crowded breeding colonies. Local photographer Philip Greene has spent years following the whole subtle and spectacular process by which these large birds break down their resistance to social communion: the changing color of bills and legs, the growth of flowing nuptial plumage, and the complex gestures and dances that make up the fine art of getting to know one another.
July 01, 2002 by Sara Marcellino
IGreat blue herons and great egrets nest, chatter, and dance atop the redwood trees in the Bolinas Lagoon Preserve in …