From the
oasis of the 3
rd floor balcony at the guest house, we can see 100s
of cattle egrets flying in to roost for the evening.
They begin as we’re sitting down to dinner on
the balcony, around 6pm, and continue until dark.
If one is up early enough you can hear them
crackling and waking up for the morning, then around 6:30am flying off to hang
out for the day with the cows in the fields along the coast.
Their cousins the chickens roost in the small
tree nearby, also clucking until they finally flutter down to the ground to
begin their day.
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| Egrets hanging out at a mangrove. |
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| Egrets coming in for the evening (photographed from the roof) |
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| Find the 2 chickens. |
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| Here's one! |
From the
oasis of the 3rd floor balcony at the guest house, we can see 100s
of cattle egrets flying in to roost for the evening. They begin as we’re sitting down to dinner on
the balcony, around 6pm, and continue until dark. If one is up early enough you can hear them
crackling and waking up for the morning, then around 6:30am flying off to hang
out for the day with the cows in the fields along the coast. Their cousins the chickens roost in the small
tree nearby, also clucking until they finally flutter down to the ground to
begin their day. 
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