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Just the tiniest bit of sunlight shining on the front of this heron … he sure is tall and skinny. You should have brought him back a salmon Wayne.
Blue Herons are a fussy lot.The fish would need to be goldfish size.They swallow whole.
I forgot – that is right. I saw a couple of the tiny fish that they get out of the Creek at Council Point Park.
I saw one once that had to spit it back out because it was too big to swallow! Poor fish was mauled for 10 minutes or so!
Bet that fish said its prayers that evening!