アメリカ自然史博物館のインスタグラム(amnh) - 10月16日 08時19分

Despite its name, the Little Blue Heron, Egretta caerulea, isn’t blue when it’s little. As juveniles, this species have all-white plumage and yellowish legs, and sometimes blend in with snowy egrets and other types of herons. They molt into their purple and gray adult plumage and then undergo additional transformations during mating season, when their head turns dark gray, legs turn black, and the black tip of the bill becomes more prominent. Unlike other herons, Little Blues also have no ornate “aigrette plumes” on their head, which spared them from early 20-century hunters who nearly exterminated other species to sell plumes for feather-adorned high-fashion hats. Photo: Phil's 1stPix (https://goo.gl/W6cJH9) #littleblueheron #blueheron #heronsofinstagram #heron #herons #wildlifephotography #amnh #insideamnh #egrettacaerulea

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