The Great Egret in the first photo was by itself in a pond. I was watching another egret flying in, and I thought it might join Egret #1. Boy, did it ever!
Egret #1 flew away unharmed.
The end.
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Great photojournalism! It looks like a crash landing… (ouch)
Amazing. Thanks for sharing!