Yesterday I heard the dogs barking, so I ignored them. A couple of
seconds later, my brother tells me to hurry up and come down to the living
room. I get there in time to see a big shadow and flapping wings of a
heron/egret. Later my dad saw him/her sitting on the roof of the neighbors
house.
I live in Southeastern Pennsylvania, so wouldn't it be a little cold for
this bird? The last week has been warm (45-60 degrees) but I can't imagine
it getting enough food. It's apparently been around for a couple of weeks.
I'm actually excited, it's the first time this has happened. I'll try
to get some pictures.

Bob

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Some herons migrate but some maintain
year round populations like here in SE WA,
zone 7.
If it is a really cold winter out your pond
probably looks like a good deal ;-)


ka30p
http://www.geocities.com/watergarden...dors/home.html

Some herons migrate but some maintain
year round populations like here in SE WA,
zone 7.
If it is a really cold winter out your pond
probably looks like a good deal ;-)


ka30p
http://www.geocities.com/watergarden...dors/home.html

I live in Southeastern Pennsylvania, so wouldn't it be a little cold for
this bird? The last week has been warm (45-60 degrees) but I can't imagine
it getting enough food. It's apparently been around for a couple of weeks.
I'm actually excited, it's the first time this has happened. I'll try
to get some pictures.

umm you might want to check your fish pond.

Pix would be nice!

I live in Southeastern Pennsylvania, so wouldn't it be a little cold for
this bird? The last week has been warm (45-60 degrees) but I can't imagine
it getting enough food. It's apparently been around for a couple of weeks.
I'm actually excited, it's the first time this has happened. I'll try
to get some pictures.

umm you might want to check your fish pond.

Pix would be nice!

"GrannyGrump" wrote in message
...

I live in Southeastern Pennsylvania, so wouldn't it be a little cold
for
this bird? The last week has been warm (45-60 degrees) but I can't
imagine
it getting enough food. It's apparently been around for a couple of
weeks.
I'm actually excited, it's the first time this has happened. I'll
try
to get some pictures.

umm you might want to check your fish pond.

Pix would be nice!

It's an elusive little bugger, and I always seem to lose my camera when
it comes around. I'm assuming that it will stay for a while, since I've got
three ponds full of fish, and there are other ponds in the neighborhood.
Pics will be posted as soon as I get them.

Bob

"GrannyGrump" wrote in message
...

I live in Southeastern Pennsylvania, so wouldn't it be a little cold
for
this bird? The last week has been warm (45-60 degrees) but I can't
imagine
it getting enough food. It's apparently been around for a couple of
weeks.
I'm actually excited, it's the first time this has happened. I'll
try
to get some pictures.

umm you might want to check your fish pond.

Pix would be nice!

It's an elusive little bugger, and I always seem to lose my camera when
it comes around. I'm assuming that it will stay for a while, since I've got
three ponds full of fish, and there are other ponds in the neighborhood.
Pics will be posted as soon as I get them.

Bob

Some herons migrate but some maintain
year round populations like here in SE WA,
zone 7.
If it is a really cold winter out your pond
probably looks like a good deal ;-)


ka30p
http://www.geocities.com/watergarden...dors/home.html

I live in Southeastern Pennsylvania, so wouldn't it be a little cold for
this bird? The last week has been warm (45-60 degrees) but I can't imagine
it getting enough food. It's apparently been around for a couple of weeks.
I'm actually excited, it's the first time this has happened. I'll try
to get some pictures.

umm you might want to check your fish pond.

Pix would be nice!

"GrannyGrump" wrote in message
...

I live in Southeastern Pennsylvania, so wouldn't it be a little cold
for
this bird? The last week has been warm (45-60 degrees) but I can't
imagine
it getting enough food. It's apparently been around for a couple of
weeks.
I'm actually excited, it's the first time this has happened. I'll
try
to get some pictures.

umm you might want to check your fish pond.

Pix would be nice!

It's an elusive little bugger, and I always seem to lose my camera when
it comes around. I'm assuming that it will stay for a while, since I've got
three ponds full of fish, and there are other ponds in the neighborhood.
Pics will be posted as soon as I get them.

Bob

It seems you should net your pond or you will be losing fish soon if not
already.
Jim Humphries, Victoria, BC
"Bob in PA" wrote in message
...

"GrannyGrump" wrote in message
...

I live in Southeastern Pennsylvania, so wouldn't it be a little
cold
for
this bird? The last week has been warm (45-60 degrees) but I can't
imagine
it getting enough food. It's apparently been around for a couple of
weeks.
I'm actually excited, it's the first time this has happened. I'll
try
to get some pictures.

umm you might want to check your fish pond.

Pix would be nice!

It's an elusive little bugger, and I always seem to lose my camera
when
it comes around. I'm assuming that it will stay for a while, since I've
got
three ponds full of fish, and there are other ponds in the neighborhood.
Pics will be posted as soon as I get them.

Bob

"Jim Humphries" jhumphri(stop wrote in message
news:SiFHb.851109$pl3.738639@pd7tw3no...
It seems you should net your pond or you will be losing fish soon if not
already.
Jim Humphries, Victoria, BC

The water temperature is pretty cold here, so most if not all of my fish
are on the bottom, but netting would be a bad idea.

Bob

"Jim Humphries" jhumphri(stop wrote in message
news:SiFHb.851109$pl3.738639@pd7tw3no...
It seems you should net your pond or you will be losing fish soon if not
already.
Jim Humphries, Victoria, BC

The water temperature is pretty cold here, so most if not all of my fish
are on the bottom, but netting would be a bad idea.

Bob

Bob in PA wrote:
Yesterday I heard the dogs barking, so I ignored them. A couple of
seconds later, my brother tells me to hurry up and come down to the living
room. I get there in time to see a big shadow and flapping wings of a
heron/egret. Later my dad saw him/her sitting on the roof of the neighbors
house.
I live in Southeastern Pennsylvania, so wouldn't it be a little cold for
this bird? The last week has been warm (45-60 degrees) but I can't imagine
it getting enough food. It's apparently been around for a couple of weeks.
I'm actually excited, it's the first time this has happened. I'll try
to get some pictures.

Bob

Bob

I live a little north of you in the ABE area. There is an egret or two
or three living less than a half mile from me.
They have over wintered here for the last five years, that I have lived
in this neighborhood.
I am hoping that they manage to avoid the new pond when it is completed
in the spring.

Chagoi

http://ourkoipond.com