photoartflightLittle Green Herons
Herons & Egrets are one (of many) birds I like to photograph. The larger ones are more of the common ones you tend to see & easier to photograph. One they are a larger subject, but two, they seem to be more used to people. But the smaller Green Heron, Black-Crowned Night-Heron & Yellow-Crowned Night Heron & Bitterns seem to be more elusive and more of a challenge. So I think they are more fun to photograph. You just have to find them. Over the years I have found quite a few. Here are some images of Green Herons. I usually found Green Herons very early in the morning, when there was hardly any light. Luckily if they noticed you they stood very still. Some of these were shot at 1/25 of a sec. Then when the young ones fledged you could see them in the treetops interacting with each other. Below are a few I found on old backup drives. 
Nice shots, Reed. I love Green Herons–somehow they seem to have a bit more personality to me than Great Blue Herons or Great Egrets.
I agree! They also seem more fun to photograph. Also them seem to be more hidden in the surrounding so it is more of a challenge.
Great photos! That’s a bird that I’ve never seen.
Thanks! They seem to stick to being in the shadows. Not out in the open as much as Black-crowned Night-Herons. They are fun to watch, they usually move very slowly and cautiously!