Grey Heron

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Grey Heron

A7R4. in APS-C mode

A1. 12 Jun 2022

FE 200-600/5.6-6.3 G

GM 600/4  10 Sept 2022

MT190CXPRO3/BHQ2

190XPROB/GHFG1.   14 Dec 2022

MT190CXPRO3/GHFG1.  May 2022

The most common and large heron in Singapore, and can be nicely photographed due to its size. Head and neck mostly white with diagnostic black cap and nape plumes. Foreneck finely speckled black. Back and the wings grey. Breeding adults develope a bring pinkish-orange bill. Young birds have dark, instead of black, crown and are largely grey on the neck.

A7R2, f8 1/500. @500mm, ISO 800, Full Frame, Satay by the Bay Lily Pond, 4 Aug 2019

A6400, f8 1/800. @448mm, ISO 800, Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve, 18 Jan 2021

A7R2, f9 1/500. @345mm, FE 100-400/4.5-5.6 GM, Full Frame, ISO 320, Satay by the Bay, 5 Jan 2019

f8 1/2500. @600mm, ISO 800, Kingfisher Pod, 11 Oct 2022

f8 1/2500.  ISO 800, GM600. TC 1.4x, Kingfisher Pod, 11 Oct 2022

A6400, f9 1/2000. @600mm, ISO 800, MT190CXPRO3/BHQ2, Eagle Point, 19 Sept 2020

f8 1/1000. @600mm, TC 1.4x ISO 400, Eagle Point, 25 Jul 2020

f9 1/3200. ISO 800, GM 600. TC 1.4x, Kingfisher Pod, 11 Oct 2022

Oops fish dropped .......   f9 1/3200. ISO 800, GM 600. TC 1.4x, Kingfisher Pod, 11 Oct 2022

f9 1/3200. ISO 800, GM600. TC 1.4x, Kingfisher Pod, 11 OCt 2022

f8 1/1600. ISO 1000, GM600. TC1.4x, Woodlands Waterfront, 12 Feb 2023

f8 1/2500. ISO 1600, GM600. TC1.4x, Woodlands Waterfront, 12 Feb 2023

f5.6 1/2500. ISO 1600, GM600 TC1.4x, Woodlands Waterfront, 23 Feb 2023