Calling all Herons

Thought everyone could submit a Heron,Egret, or Bittern pic for fun. Glamson has some great ones I've seen.
The rules are you need to submit a different species than someone else has already.
Here's a Green Heron to start it off.

This is definitely my kind of thread. I hope I'm not cheating here but how about a couple of Greats (Great Egret and Great Blue Heron) mixing it up.

Yellow-Crested Night Heron



-Kent

But all the species I have, have been taken.

Alright any and all pictures welcome.
Hey what happened to the Tricolored that was here for a while?
Also I Can't see the Yellow crested picture(Is it my browser?)
Great pic of the two Greats!Here's a fishing GBH...

I have a few shots...












The rarest pic, a green with it's neck extended.


I did have one that I forgot about. A Bittern



Ahem, I have more.

Here's another fairly common family member.

Ok, here's a few Night Heron shots:


Immature Night Heron

Here's the Tri-Color. For some reason, linking to my PBase images seems problematic - the images seem to come and go. The preview looks fine. Anyone have an answer for this?

A Small Blue Heron with a snak.

OK this is the last Heron in my collection. I thought I'd make it a little more interesting and see if anyone can identify it. I can tell you it's not from around here.

Great Egret with a (second) snack....

Great Pics all!
I really don't have a clue as to the mystery Heron.

Again great participation all.

Well no one took a stab at my mystery heron. For those of you that are curious the heron is an inhabitant of the upper Amazon basin in Ecuador. It is a Rufescent Tiger Heron and this particular one I captured at the Sacha Lodge on the Napo River (a tributary to the Amazon).

Here's a Yellow-crowned Night Heron I just captured today

And him fluffing

And whatever

Hey Folks,

Can anyone else see Kent's images? I am having trouble seeing them myself. Is anyone else using pbase to link photos?

James

Came through loud and colorful!
Maybe you looked at the wrong time?
Crossing in the mail so to speak?

PS...Great shots! The color alone ~!!

Turns out I haven't exhausted all my Herons. Here is a relatively rare Lava Heron on Geonovesa Island in the Galapagos.

Beautiful, Beautiful shots!

All I have is a blue heron.

New to this forum - I'll jump in with a couple of shots, if that's OK? Taken at the "Rookery," near the Duck Pond in Palo Alto, CA: