Back Bay National Wildlife Refuge’s Resident Great Blue Heron

2018.02.01-Great-Blue-Heron-Back-Bay-National-Wildlife-Refuge--Jennifer-Carr-Photography-2.jpg
91319e47-cf73-4dc3-9784-832701c72aad.jpg
e3745b44-0d29-4c7d-9978-72fba9cba657.jpg

When you take a walk on one particular nature trail at Virginia Beach's Back Bay National Wildlife Refuge you are almost guaranteed to get a glimpse of the resident Great Blue Heron. This beautiful create sits quietly in a little cove of water, sheltered by trees and moss. His calm demeanor is only slightly broken with the catch of his next meal.Herons aren't rare in Virginia Beach, in fact, some might call them common. But when you have a chance to see them up close and personal in their home, you will truly fall in love with them.

During my visit to see Back Bay's Great Blue Heron, I used the Sony a9 + Sony 100-400 mm f/4.5-5.6 to get in nice and close.⠀

Jennifer Carr

I specialize in mentoring and retreats that focus on creative self-expression through photography. I'd love to help you connect with your inner artist through personalized lessons and immersive experiences. Explore my workshops and retreats at The Saltwater Retreat and Mentoring & Lessons.

Connect on Instagram

http://www.jennifercarrphotography.com
Previous
Previous

Sunrise Walk in Avon

Next
Next

Sunset at The Point | Cape Hatteras Photography