
Great Egret.

Fast buddies, a Little Egret and a Chinese Egret foraging near each other.

A beauty enjoying her fun time at the beach hunting for breakfast.
This beach must've been a regular haunt for these egrets probably for a long while already. I remembered seeing several species of egrets at this very same beach when I first visited Lutong Beach one late afternoon in what must've been way back in 1995.
I was visiting a friend after returning from an offshore trip. She took me here to show off the almost free-of-people beach and the resort lifestyle she's living after having left the company we both worked for a few months back. I saw a Great Egret and several Little Egrets that evening, the scene sort of stuck in my mind since then.
Now that I live in Miri, I get to check out the Little Egret, Chinese Egret and Great Egret regularly on the way to the office in the mornings. Beauty ain't it?
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