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Letter: The Heron in a tree phenomenon Comment on Our Satuday visitor, a close up of an urban Great Blue Heron's visit, with photos. George Rice writes: Great picture of the Heron in the tree. Being a river boy and later living on a dry ridge with farm ponds I have seen many Herons, but I had never seen a heron in a tree. It must have been so cold that day that it was mentally unbalanced. -George RiceThanks, George Rice. It would be interesting to know of others' experience seeing herons in trees. May be more common than we've noticed before, simply because they're so hard to spot there. Stranger things have happened, though, if this particular heron is bent on evolving from a shore bird to a more eagle like creature. I saw a piece on the British television - so it must be true - about sheep roosting in trees. Click to Flying Sheep to see for yourself. 4 min. (Watch volume; Automatic Audio may wake others in your building) . -EW This story was posted on 2010-12-19 10:16:19
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