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I've never thought of herons as sociable birds – at least not in the way Starlings and Waxwings are. This morning at about 11 on a bank overlooking the Guzzle 11 GBHs, looking for all the world like statues, stood in their classic hunched pose in a line and spaced about 15' apart, almost immobile. Occasionally a head would move but that was all. Mind you they weren't exactly socializing but to be grouped for the half hour or so I watched seemed didn't seem like any Heron behaviour I've noticed. I thought this must be unusual behavior, or perhaps they were migrating as a group. Knowledgeable comments on this sighting appreciated. Mike McCall
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