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Often seen in the evening sky as a dark silhouette -- head perfectly in line with its back and its bill pointed forward -- the Black-crowned Night... more
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Often seen in the evening sky as a dark silhouette -- head perfectly in line with its back and its bill pointed forward -- the Black-crowned Night Heron flies with steady beats of broad wings. While in flight, the Black-crowned utters a series of loud guttural "quoks". Primarily seen during their dusk feedings, the chunky, short-legged adults are not strictly nocturnal. These Herons frequent fresh water but may be found along salt marshes and woodland wetlands. Extremely social birds, the Black-crowned Herons gather in rookeries of dozens -- sometimes hundreds -- of birds. In these crowded rookeries, a red-footed male gathers sticks and weeds, while his mate works them into the nest. Mating birds shake their heads, rattle their bills, and nibble each other's plumage. Often, they utter soft, plaintive "wok-wok" sounds. Both parents incubate the bluish-green eggs until hatching occurs three weeks later. Nestlings at first get only regurgitated juices, but soon tug at the parent's beak fo...
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