Egrets on Mangrove Tree

I sighted egrets were resting on mangrove tree from a distance which instantly tempted me to take a few shots. Egrets are known as the waterbirds where we mostly find in the swamp or in the reservoirs. I only spotted two of them here. I managed to take its photo as good as possible from a distance range. As they were up here, I had to use telelens to make it a bit more visible so that I could see how they really look like. This bird mostly inhabits the wet area and used to see walking slowly through freshwater or estuarine habitats hunting foraging with stand-wait techniques. It was good to see them on the mangrove during this hour and I wasted no time to capture them as good as possible. Surely, I took them from a distance range as a way to avoid distractions that might disturb their time. We have a lot of egrets that usually often seen flying here and there and some of them in the mangrove trees. It is great egret (Ardea alba), also known as common egret belongs to a member of the heron family Ardeidae