- Little Egret in flight
- Adult Great Egret having just landed
- Adult Great Egret in flight
- Little Egret wandering through the shallows of the Chobe River hunting for food
- Little Egret – a successful hunting session in the shallows of the Chobe River
- Litttle Egret on Skimmer island in the Chobe River
- Litttle Egret on Skimmer island in the Chobe River
- Litttle Egret on Skimmer island in the Chobe River
- Great Egret likes hunting in water whereas the Yellow-billed Egret likes hunting in flooded grasslands.
- Adult Great Egret which looks very similar to the Yellow-billed Egret but for its S-shaped neck
- Juvenile Great Egret in flight. Its beak will turn yellow as an adult
- Cattle Egret perched on a dead tree trunk in the Chobe River alongside the Chobe Game Lodge
- Adult Yellow-billed Egret in lfight
- Adult Cattle Egret takes off from its perch in the trees just above the rapids in the Chobe River downstream of Mowana Lodge
- Great Egret landing alongside the Chobe River
- Yellow-billed Egret banking in front of me – perfect pose – light almost right
- Great Egret flying towards me – perfect just have to wait for it to get almost full in the frame.
- Little Egret poised to catch that fish swimming around his feet
- Juvenile Great Egret landing alongside the Chobe River. A shot almost straight into the sun but made a more interesting image
- This Cattle Egret with the last vestages of its breeding plumage beat this lizard into submission before swallowing it whole.
- Successful hunting by this Little Egret. This bird was foraging close to a pod of dosing hippo.
- Little Egret all dressed up in breeding feathers
- Great White landing alongside the Chobe
- Cattle Egret hanging around a pod of hippos
- The Little Egret’s characteristic yellow feet
- Cattle Egret about to land with landing gear down and locked and full flaps
- Great White Egret spear fishing
- Cattle Egret with an afternoon snack
- A small flock of Cattle Egrets in flight
- Cattle Egret preening itself
- Great White coming into land
- Characteristic ‘S’ shape to the Great White Egret’s neck
- Characteristic ‘S’ shape to the Great White Egret’s neck
- Great White Egret perched on a dead log alongside the Chobe River
- Cattle Egret hopping between Hippos
- Great White Egret taking off
- Juvenile Great White Egret – green facial colour where the adult’s is yellow
- Slaty Egret feeding in flooded grass alongside the Chobe river