Like many bird species across the United States, green heron numbers have declined by about 50% over the last 30 years. It is good to see some breeding success here in Alameda, and hopefully our ...

The other common heron in Central New York is a much smaller bird, the green heron. It is about a foot ... H.B. Lovell of the University of Louisville, Ky., who was vacationing in 1958 near ...

As Kathy was photographing wading birds at Brazos Bend State Park recently, she snapped a picture of what she thought was a green heron. But she wondered if it was a least bittern. A few minutes ...

Most Green Herons are said to use feathers, small sticks or berries as their bait. Whether the bread was directly supplied to the heron by a human – presumably for the bird’s own consumption ...

Ever wondered if that bird you just saw is a crane or a heron ... Other common herons include the green heron and great egret. Both the whooping crane and the sandhill crane are sometimes seen ...

Known for their fondness for life in wet habitats, wading birds can be found near lakes, swamps, beaches and even small ponds. They represent a whole section of most bird books. We are lucky here ...