Black-crowned Night-heron in Flight

Black-crowned Night-herons in Gnarly Tree

Eight or ten Black-crowned Night-herons, maybe more, were swapping places in the trees that hang over the pond at Magnolia Cemetery.

Black-crowned Night-heron
Black-crowned Night-heron
Black-crowned Night-heron in Flight
Black-crowned Night-heron in Flight
Black-crowned Night-heron in Flight
Black-crowned Night-heron in Flight
Black-crowned Night-heron Landing
Black-crowned Night-heron Landing

The bigger view, including an airplane that was headed to Charleston International.

Black-crowned Night-herons in Gnarly Tree
Black-crowned Night-herons in Gnarly Tree

Magnolia Cemetery, Charleston, SC
January 31, 2024

2 thoughts on “Black-crowned Night-herons in Gnarly Tree”

    1. The corner of that pond at Magnolia Cemetery has attracted them for several years. Good roosting for them, although I’m not sure I’ve ever seen one hunt in the pond.

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