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Tri-Colored Herons
To make it easier to picture the tri-colored heron in the wild, browse the images below.
Tricolored herons (egretta tricolor), formerly known as the Louisianna heron, can be found in the coastal sub-tropical swamps of the southeastern United States, Mexico, Central America, the Caribbean, down to central Brazil and Peru in South America.
Tricolored herons eat mostly small fish that they often chase and herd with open wings, sometimes looking like they are doing a crazy dance.
They build stick nests.
Shadow Of A Tricolor
A tricolored heron searches through the canals that line the Lake Apopka North Shore Wildlife Drive in Central Florida for prey
Tricolored herons (egretta tricolor), formerly known as the Louisianna heron, can be found in the coastal sub-tropical swamps of the southeastern United States, Mexico, Central America, the Caribbean, down to central Brazil and Peru in South America.
Tricolored herons eat mostly small fish that they often chase and herd with open wings, sometimes looking like they are doing a crazy dance.
Click image to see full picture.
High Steppin Tricolor
A tricolored heron searches through the canals that line the Lake Apopka North Shore Wildlife Drive in Central Florida for prey.
Tricolored herons (egretta tricolor), formerly known as the Louisianna heron, can be found in the coastal sub-tropical swamps of the southeastern United States, Mexico, Central America, the Caribbean, down to central Brazil and Peru in South America.
Tricolored herons eat mostly small fish that they often chase and herd with open wings, sometimes looking like they are doing a crazy dance..
Click image to see full picture.
Reed Shielded Tri-Color
A tri-colored heron Seardhes the canal beside the Lake Apopka North Shore Wildlife Drive in Orange County, Florida for its next meal.
Tricolored herons (egretta tricolor), formerly known as the Louisianna heron, can be found in the coastal sub-tropical swamps of the southeastern United States, Mexico, Central America, the Caribbean, down to central Brazil and Peru in South America.
Tricolored herons eat mostly small fish that they often chase and herd with open wings, sometimes looking like they are doing a crazy dance.
Click image to see full picture.