More than likely two males fighting with one defending territory, even if it is a temporary one.
Possibly Perry. I’d never seen this much aggression in Snowy Egrets before this.
Perhaps food is becoming scarce or there is another reason. Perhaps an orthinologist can weigh in here.
Wow, that is quite shocking behavior to see in photographs, so I can only imagine what it must have been like in person! I hope someone chimes in with an explanation...
Thanks Tom. Me too!
Thanks A. Ship. I’ve not found info about this either.
More than likely two males fighting with one defending territory, even if it is a temporary one.
Possibly Perry. I’d never seen this much aggression in Snowy Egrets before this.
Perhaps food is becoming scarce or there is another reason. Perhaps an orthinologist can weigh in here.
Wow, that is quite shocking behavior to see in photographs, so I can only imagine what it must have been like in person! I hope someone chimes in with an explanation...
Thanks Tom. Me too!
Thanks A. Ship. I’ve not found info about this either.