Photographing Egrets and How I Use Rare Bird Alert - Wildlife Photography.

There are many ways to get inspiration with wildlife photography. One way that I use, is the night before, I check the bird reports on the Rare Bird Alert website.
I am able to choose the locations and ultimately pick a destination for my next trip. This has in the past paid dividends and also short lived disappointment, because there are always things to find within the location you have visited.
Unfortunately, this was one of those times where the target species - the Great White Egret - was to far of a distance to photograph, which ended up with us moving location and saving the day with some bird-in-flight shots.
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