Chamberlayne Marsh

These images comprise several visits to the marsh. I was fortunate enough to catch the Great Egrets displaying their breeding plumage and got some great shots. Also a bit later in the year I got images of Anhingas which I had never seen in Virginia before. This is another place that surprises you each time you visit.

Red-Winged Blackbird Perched
Red-Winged Blackbird Perched
Red-Winged Blackbird Calling
Red-Winged Blackbird Calling
Red-Winged Blackbird Calling
Red-Winged Blackbird Calling
Great Egret
Great Egret
Green Heron
Green Heron
Great Egret
Great Egret
Great Egret
Great Egret
Great Egret with breeding plumage
Great Egret with breeding plumage
I thought this pose was a bit wild.
I thought this pose was a bit wild.
I've darkened again for effect.
I've darkened again for effect.
I really like it when they spread their feather like this.
I really like it when they spread their feather like this.
This is a wide angle shot to show there was a large number gathering.
This is a wide angle shot to show there was a large number gathering.
I'm not sure what this is.
I'm not sure what this is.
My artistic shot!
My artistic shot!
Eastern Kingbird
Eastern Kingbird
Green heron in flight
Green heron in flight
Egret in a crazy pose
Egret in a crazy pose
Female Anhinga
Female Anhinga
Male Anhinga
Male Anhinga
Male Anhinga
Male Anhinga
Male Anhinga
Male Anhinga
Male Anhinga
Male Anhinga
Male Anhinga
Male Anhinga
Male Anhinga
Male Anhinga
Male Anhinga
Male Anhinga
Male Anhinga
Male Anhinga
Male Anhinga
Male Anhinga
Eastern Kingbird and chicks
Eastern Kingbird and chicks
Male Anhinga
Male Anhinga
Great Egret
Great Egret
Male Anhinga
Male Anhinga
Great Egret
Great Egret
Female Anhinga
Female Anhinga
Female Anhinga
Female Anhinga
Female Anhinga
Female Anhinga
Osprey
Osprey
Female Anhinga
Female Anhinga
Great Egret
Great Egret
Northern Flicker, yellow shafted
Northern Flicker, yellow shafted
Male Anhinga
Male Anhinga
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