Scene in Edmonds: Heron ritual

Photographer Tiana Cosette captured what appeared to be a heron courtship ritual at the Edmonds Marsh Monday. “The heron was really showing off and prancing around the marina with its head high as another heron watched…and then flew away,” Cosette said.

 

  1. Tiana Cosette is an amazing wildlife photographer ( especially with birds !! ) and an amazing friend as well !! Fellow- amateur photographer Joe fuerstenau from Gold Bar .

    1. I have a lot of hummingbird pictures as well but none in Edmonds! I will definitely have to keep my eye out for courting behavior with them! Usually I just notice them chasing each other off my feeders! I would love to catch them dancing for each other!!

  2. Phototropism causes an exuberant joy to each animal and flower as they stretch each available petal and body part towards those suns rays…and just as this big guy stretched his wings to praise those rays…his mate thought he may be break-dancing, and off she flew. Very beautiful photography Ms. Cosette. Thank you for sharing.

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