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Scott Loring Davis

"Egrets in The Mist"
By Scott Loring Davis, Fine Art Photography
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Swede’s Photographs

Lifted by Light

I took this photograph some time ago, originally mistaking the bird for a Great Egret. But after looking more closely, I realized it’s actually a Western Cattle Egret (Bubulcus ibis). I’ve seen plenty of them dotting pastures as we drive through the countryside, but this was the first time I’d captured one through the lens.

Explore a curated collection of heron and egret images in my photo gallery. Take a look!

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"Suspended in mid-air against a flawless, azure sky, a Western Cattle Egret (Bubulcus ibis) drifts upward with wings fully outstretched—each feather illuminated like a page from a sunlit scroll. The wings curve gently, the primary feathers splayed just slightly at the tips, catching the light with a gauzy brilliance. Its plumage is predominantly white, but soft buff-colored tinges dust its chest and crown, hinting at its breeding season splendor. Its slender yellow bill points upward, giving it the look of a compass arrow chasing open sky. Long, dark legs trail gracefully behind, straight and still, offering no resistance to the air it slices through. The egret’s body seems to hover in perfect balance—silent, effortless, eternal. The stark simplicity of sky and bird creates a moment of serenity, like a brushstroke paused in motion. A subtle signature—“@Swede's Photographs”—rests in the lower right corner, grounding the image with the artist's quiet presence." - Copilot
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Swede’s Photographs

Poised for the Catch

This snowy egret (Egretta thula) was hunting in a tidal pool in Gulfport, Mississippi, just as it struck at something beneath the water. I especially love how the image captures the suspended water droplets from the splash, along with their shimmering reflections on the surface.

Explore a curated collection of heron and egret images in my photo gallery. Take a look!

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"The image captures a snowy egret in the midst of a hunt, poised with breathtaking elegance. Its slender, pure white body contrasts sharply against the dark, rippling water, each feather appearing crisp and delicate. The egret’s long, black legs barely disturb the surface as it moves with calculated precision, one foot raised mid-step. Its brilliant yellow feet, like golden lanterns beneath the water, are splayed slightly—perhaps stirring up small prey. The egret’s sharp, black beak is angled forward, eyes locked onto the water below, displaying intense focus. The soft reflection of the bird dances across the water’s surface, subtly distorted by gentle waves. The background is a muted blur, suggesting reeds and marshland, reinforcing the serene yet vital nature of the egret’s pursuit." - Copilot
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