Re: Where eagles fly, and some alt photographers go!

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Date: 11/07/02-12:45:45 AM Z

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A Great BLUE Heron must be a "he". A Great PINK Heron would be a "she".

In a message dated 11/7/02 1:34:40 AM, mjhealy@kcnet.com writes:

<< Shannon, I have some news for you. Great blue herons are not dimorphous.

**Possibly** during a brief stretch when they are mating, if you are an

ornithologist, you may **perhaps** distinguish the sexes. For the rest of

us, it is impossible to say with even a small degree of certainty whether

any GBH is a "she". Calling that bird a "she" was strictly your own personal

prejudice. There is absolutely no scientific basis for this, though. Nor

merit, for that matter. Mike Healy >>

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