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A great white egret soaring across the sky is a beautiful sight. It is a bird that has been around for centuries, and it is still as majestic as ever.

The great white egret is a large bird with long legs and neck, which makes it easy to spot in the sky. It has a long, slender bill that curves downward at the end. The plumage of this bird can vary from pure white to light gray, with black markings on its wings and back.

The great white egret lives in wetlands, marshes, lakes, rivers, and coastal areas worldwide. They are usually found in groups of up to 100 individuals, but they can also be seen alone or in pairs. They feed on fish, frogs, crustaceans, and insects by standing still.

Photographed with the Nikon Z9

Video of one can be seen here.

Communication Arts Magazine – White-Naped Crane

Announces Winners of its 63rd

Photography Annual Competition

Belmont, California, April 1, 2022—

Communication Arts magazine, a professional journal for those involved in creativity in visual communications, has announced the winners of its 63rd annual photography competition. One hundred and seventeen

Projects were selected by a jury of creative professionals; 2,241 entries were submitted to the competition. The selected projects will be reproduced in the July/August 2022 issue of Communication Arts, both in print and digital editions. More than 25,000 copies of the issue will be distributed worldwide, assuring important exposure to the creators and publishers of these award-winning images.

White-Naped Crane, a large and gracefully built crane with long and droopy wing feathers. Adults are pearl-gray with a red face and a white stripe running from the crown down along the back of the neck. Juveniles are similar but are tinged with brown across their upper parts. Less tolerant of dry fields than Hooded and Common Cranes and often found in smaller groups. Taken with the Nikon D850.