That's weird because Bitterns usually shy away from human dwellings, and they have pretty good vision so they usually know when they're being watched *quickly pretends to be a reed*
Actually we saw a Bittern 2 years in a row in our backyard and last year I could hear it in the field next to ours but did not see. Now whether it was the same Bittern that remains to be known but I would guess probably so. I am always on the look out for one now!
@xxEElizxx Yeah in the creek in my backyard I heard something like a heavy object falling into the water for like 3 minutes straight. I looked around for a bittern, but it stopped.
So beautiful.
Standardbredpaceable 1 year ago
I'm jealous for your yard bird
sharan60dream 1 year ago
That's weird because Bitterns usually shy away from human dwellings, and they have pretty good vision so they usually know when they're being watched *quickly pretends to be a reed*
Pixelrelated 1 year ago
@Pixelrelated
Actually we saw a Bittern 2 years in a row in our backyard and last year I could hear it in the field next to ours but did not see. Now whether it was the same Bittern that remains to be known but I would guess probably so. I am always on the look out for one now!
xxEElizxx 1 year ago
@xxEElizxx Yeah in the creek in my backyard I heard something like a heavy object falling into the water for like 3 minutes straight. I looked around for a bittern, but it stopped.
Pixelrelated 1 year ago
i really like the plumage on these things, probably one of my favourite birds :)
celebrityjim 2 years ago
keep up the good work. I think most people don't know about bitterns.
joyylee 3 years ago
Thank you!
xxEElizxx 3 years ago
Very good. Nice close-up. Good filming. No shakeing. I like it.
edcellwarrior 3 years ago