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Casmerodius albus
(redirected from Great Egret)

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Noun1.Casmerodius albus - widely distributed Old World white egretCasmerodius albus - widely distributed Old World white egret
egret - any of various usually white herons having long plumes during breeding season
Egretta, genus Egretta - small Old and New World herons
Casmerodius, genus Casmerodius - a white egrets


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Larger than any other heron except the Great Blue, the Great Egret is making a strong recovery from historic times when it was killed for its beautiful white plumes.
As Coke complains about how "it seems like the new vision of salad crops is bare dirt or lettuce with no room for wildlife to hang out," a great egret steps from the brush.
He has a special three-wheeled bike he rides, enjoys fishing, where he gets many of his shots of great blue herons and great egrets, and can get around with a special walker his brother-in-law designed for him.
 
 
 
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