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    Judy Hogan
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    Judy Hogan
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    This GB came to our campsite at Ft DeSoto two days in a row, 10/29 and 10/30/08. I have never seen one with this coloration before. I have seen a number of Wurdemann's Heron but none even close to this one. Has anyone seen this before? Thanks, Judy Hogan

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    Hi Judy- It would be easier to assess your bird if you enlarged the image to BPN limits- 800 pixels high in your case.

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    I'm having a hard time with the resizing. Sorry. I hope this is right.

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    Here's a shot where you can see the wing feathers that are quite pretty and unusual.

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    ?leucistic GBH
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    That's all that I can think of too...I think it's an Great Blue showing partial leucism. An interesting bird for sure!

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    Never heard of leucistic before so I Googled it. It does seem to be what this GB is. Does this happen very often? or is it rare? I told the Rangers at the park and I could tell they thought I was imagining things. Thanks for your help, Judy

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