Social Nature urban "The Great Blue Heron had

"The Great Blue Heron had always been a solitary bird

the Snowy Egret stood poised by the water’s edge

the Pelican found a sense of belonging unlike any other

leaving behind the pond that had been its home for many years

leaving behind a trace of magic that lingers in the memory of those fortunate enough to witness its solitary flight along the mystical coast of Cape Cod

Social Nature urban "The Great Blue Heron hadPhotograph by Robert David Atkinson Social Nature In the warmer southern country, one may observe a species of hawk whose manners differ remarkably from those of others. Whereas most birds of prey keep to themselves, these hawks assemble in small groups and conduct their hunt with an uncommon degree of patience toward one another. Three or four can be seen perched on the arms of a cactus or along a low ridge line. The Harriss hawk carries a quiet