Tall and statuesque, the White necked Heron patrols freshwater wetlands with slow, deliberate steps.
Its pale neck contrasts against a darker body, giving it a clean and elegant look.
Usually solitary, it seems content in its own quiet company.
White-necked Heron
Ardea pacifica

Photo: Chris Barnes
Bird Description:
Special features:
Develops ornate plumes in breeding season.
Did you know?:
Usually seen going solo, it moves with slow, meditative steps.
View more information on this bird at Birdlife Australia: https://birdlife.org.au/bird-profiles/white-necked-heron/
Habitat: Wetlands
Location: 1770-Foreshore, 1770-LARC Bird Tour, AW-1770 Golf Course, AW-Discovery Trails, Sports and Rec
Size: Large
Type of bird: Water Birds