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Herons in Vermont

Green Herons and Great Blue Herons are the commonest herons found here, spring, summer and fall. Occasionally I've seen a Great Egret or a Black-crowned Night Heron.
Green Heron marshland
Green Heron marshland		 Green Heron Marshland2
Green Heron Marshland2		 green.heron.c.crawford.jpgGreen Heron-Ompompanoosic River
green.heron.c.crawford.jpgGreen Heron-Ompompanoosic River		 Heron Games- a composite photo-painting
Heron Games- a composite photo-painting
Great Blue Heron close
Great Blue Heron close		 Great Blue Heron field
Great Blue Heron field		 Great Blue Heron Flight
Great Blue Heron Flight		 Great Blue Heron fishing
Great Blue Heron fishing
Great Blue Heron brook
Great Blue Heron brook		 Black-crowned Night Heron- flight Dead Creek
Black-crowned Night Heron- flight Dead Creek		 Great Egret from afar-Allen Bros. Marsh
Great Egret from afar-Allen Bros. Marsh

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Melissa Ewell 08-Nov-2025 21:33
Hello - I live in St. Albans and in the past week, have come across what I think is a Great Blue Heron on my road. It seems unbothered by my car - I was able to slowly pull up right next to it, and today, it was standing in the middle of the road and I had to stop for it. It slowly walked to the edge of the pavement but didn't fly away as I passed it. I'm beginning to wonder if it is injured and what I should do if I see it again.
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