Great Egret Ardea alba

Owned by David Fefferman (@David).

Notes

The bird is standing on asphalt, likely in an urban or suburban environment.

Details

Identification

Bird Family
Ardeidae
Family Common Name
Herons, Egrets, and Bitterns
Life Stage
Adult
Sex
Unknown
Size
large
Color
white
Wing Shape
Broad
Tail Shape
Long
Plumage
Definitive Basic
Plumage Description
Entirely white plumage with yellow bill and black legs.

Observation Details

Date Seen
Oct 14, 2026
Time Seen
12:39
Location Name
Mission Viejo

Environment

Habitat Type
Wetland (Marsh)
Weather Conditions
Clear

Behavior

Behavior Observed
Flying, Resting

Observer Notes

Distance to Bird
10
Distance Unit
Meters
Confidence Level
Certain

Tracking & Conservation

Life List Bird
No
Conservation Status
Least Concern (LC)
Added Details
The bird is standing on asphalt, likely in an urban or suburban environment.
Great Egret
Great Egret Ardea alba by David
Great Egret Ardea alba by David
Great Egret Ardea alba by David
Great Egret Ardea alba by David
Great Egret Ardea alba by David
Great Egret Ardea alba by David

Great Egret

Ardea alba

Life Stage
Adult
Sex
Unknown
Wing Shape
Broad
Tail Shape
Long
Plumage
Definitive Basic
Bird FamilyArdeidae
Family Common NameHerons, Egrets, and Bitterns
Sizelarge
Colorwhite
Plumage DescriptionEntirely white plumage with yellow bill and black legs.

Observation Details

Date Seen
Oct 14, 2026
Time Seen12:39
Location NameMission Viejo

Environment

Habitat Type
Wetland (Marsh)
Weather Conditions
Clear

Behavior

Behavior Observed
Flying, Resting

Observer Notes

Distance to Bird
10
Distance Unit
Meters
Confidence Level
Certain

Tracking & Conservation

Life List Bird
No
Conservation Status
Least Concern (LC)

Added Details

The bird is standing on asphalt, likely in an urban or suburban environment.

Item Lore

The Great Egret is a striking example of the Ardeidae family, characterized by its large stature and entirely white plumage. These birds are prized by observers for their elegant silhouette, defined by broad wings and a long tail that make them a prominent sight in their natural habitat.

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