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The lava heron, also known as the Galapagos heron, is a wading bird, endemic to the Galapagos Islands. These small herons live and nest along the lava rock coastlines, saltwater lagoons, and mangrove forests. They appear to be common on the Galapagos Islands.

They are a uniform grey colour, which acts as camouflage against the grey basalt rocks on which they dwell. They have a short crest on top of their head, and the male birds are slightly larger in size than the females. During the breeding season their legs change from a dull grey to a bright orange, and the bill of the male turns from grey to black. The plumage of the juvenile lava heron is brown and streaky.

This image was picked to be included in the Galapagos Island's Calendar of 2015 for which I was very proud to be associated with.

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