by Wendy Beswick
The Long Sault Parkway is such a scenic route and I take every opportunity I can to cruise it with an Ice Cap from Timmy’s to complete the experience. There is always a ton of wildlife along the banks of the St. Lawrence River so I keep an eye out for photo opportunities as I meander along.

I spotted this guy and felt lucky that he waited for me to grab a shot. I find Great Blue Herons can be shy and usually fly away when someone shows an interest in them. Little did I know he was still as a statute because he was fishing!

I was able to catch the whole series of him diving for the fish as well as flying away. Such a great opportunity!



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Wonderful shots Wendy! Thanks for sharing.
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Great shots Wendy. Glad you put them in.
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Great series, Wendy. Congrats on these.
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Wow, well done, beautiful shots!!
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Wonderful opportunity! Wonderful shots!
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Fantastic, awesome photos!!!
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Wonderful shots! You were so lucky to have been able to witness this and get not only photos, but really good action photos.
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What an amazing series.
The first photo alone is just stunning, but then to see the story unfold – great captures!!
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Those are fabulous photos, Wendy! Wow!
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