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Bird Types Great Blue Heron
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Great Blue Heron
Life Span
Approximately 15 years
Statistics
Size: 3.2 to 4.5 ft. Wingspan: 5.5 to 6.6 ft. Weight: 4.6 to 7.3 lbs
Physical Description
The Great Blue Heron is a tall, light blue-grey bird with long black legs. Blue Herons have a black belly, and a black stripe along its white head. The beak is long, and pointed.
Distribution
Blue Herons are the most wide-spread heron in North America, and are found along ocean shores or inland ponds.
Habitat
Blue Herons inhabit areas near water, including the ocean, rivers, ponds, lakes and marshlands.
Diet
Herons enjoy a mixed diet of fish, amphibians, invertebrates, reptiles, birds, and small mammals.
Behavior
Great Blue Herons are mainly active in the mornings and at dusk when fishing is best, and prefer to hunt alone. They will walk slowly and spear prey with their long beak. Herons nest in large quantities, and are very protective of nesting sites.
Reproduction
Herons will nest in trees or bushes near bodies of water. They nest in large colonies, often with just one mate per breeding season. Both parents help to incubate eggs, which hatch after 26-30 days of incubation.
Conservation Status
Protected Species
Voice
Loud rusty squawk
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