Blue Heron Checks

Thoreau's Notebook

Renowned naturalist Henry David Thoreau wrote in his journal about an eye-opening experience spotting two Great Blue Herons on a river.

From a distance, Thoreau mistook one of the water fowl for a person bathing. But as he quietly paddled his canoe closer and closer, he realized it was a great bird wading in the water.

Thoreau noted that when the herons finally flew away, it made the scene feel incomplete.

"You have not seen our weedy river, you do not know the significance of its weedy bars, until you have seen the blue heron wading and pluming itself on it," he wrote.

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