Showing posts with label Butorides striata. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Butorides striata. Show all posts

Saturday, February 14, 2015

Bird Image: Striated Heron at Okukubi Dam in Kin Town

Butorides striata, Little Heron, bird

This Little Heron seems to be a regular visitor to the spillway at Kin Dam.

Traveling around the entire dam, this shot was taken on the way home.

Several photos of Buzzard Eagles and Osprey were taken, as well.

This just happens to be a favorite, because the bird stood still for the shot.

Camera: Pentax K3

Lens: Sigma 50-500 at 500mm

Exposure: f/16   1/250   ISO 200

Little Heron, Mangrove Heron, Lava Heron and Green-backed Heron are common names.

Its scientific name: Butorides striata


Thursday, February 12, 2015

Little Heron Reflection

On the Bank of the Okukubi River

 

 

This had to be a favorite photo from today's nature walk.

The Little Heron (Butorides striata) posed perfectly.


bird, Striated Heron, river reflection

Camera: Pentax K3

Lens: Sigma 50-500 at 500mm

Exposure: f/11   1/125   ISO 100

Date and Time: FEB 12, 2015   2:30PM


Learn more about this bird, also called Striated Heron at ARKive





Monday, February 2, 2015

Mangrove Heron Dives for Food (GIF)

A Bird with Many Names




Little Heron, Striated Heron, Green-backed Heron, call it what you like.

The scientific name would be Butorides striata.


bird, little heron, GIF

This one entertained me today along the banks of the Okukubi River.

 If it would have caught some fish, I might have made it the Bird of the Week.

Friday, November 16, 2012

Wildlife Photo: Striated Heron (Butorides striata)


This bird had me stumped for awhile but, we gotterdun.

It's a Striated Heron, sometimes called Little Heron (Butorides striata).

They eat fish, bugs, frogs, snakes and when they're really hungry, other birds.

Learn more about them at ARKIVE 

 Whenever I get stuck trying to identify wildlife I post a few photos in the ID Forums at


They have experts on everything, not just birds.

You can find snakes, turtles, bats, butterflies, trees, flowers and plants over there.

So what are you waiting for ?



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