Mated Whited Great Egrets - Hand Embellished Giclee Painting Bird Art Both the female and male

Both the female and male incubate the eggs and feed the young

You can tell it's still a baby because it has not lost the feather on the top of its head

warm gray body with crimson cap

Barbara Fallenbaum's Original Oil Painting of a Roseate Spoonbill fledgling getting ready to leave the nest

Mated Whited Great Egrets - Hand Embellished Giclee Painting Bird Art Both the female and malePainting of a pair of White Great Egrets in mating plumage. The majestic white Great Egret gets more dressed up during mating season. A patch of skin on its face turns neon green, and long plumes grow from its back. Those plumes nearly brought the white great egret to extinction during the late 1800 when they were hunted for these aigrettes (long plumes). Saw this pair off to themselves at Fort DeSoto Park preening and cooing. A hand painted giclee