I don't even know whose they are, but the Egrets want them.

Then the egrets flew off to do their early morning fishing.

"Perhaps an Egret was in the crowd that gathered around us?"

Except for a few cold winter months, white egrets can be seen frequently in the area.

In 2008 cattle egrets were also reported as having moved into Ireland for the first time.

The egret remained motionless, even when I got within six or seven feet.

And the white ones, the egrets, I call my princesses.

They returned the next spring with other egrets, and have continued to do so over generations.

A little egret is standing at the tail of the dragon.

After another 20 minutes of paddling, I surprised the egret.

Little Egret has become a frequent sighting in recent years.

During the summer months, permanent residents such as great egrets are abundant.

They're here to stay, and so are the egrets.

The Egrets ran, bouncing off each other in the office doorway.

Egrets are social birds who like the company of other fowl.

Egrets fed in the distance and flew off long before I came near.

Today thousands of egrets inhabit the island from early spring to late summer.

This year 142 great egret nests were found, a 14 percent decrease from 2001.

He got the pictures of the white egret and handed them to the commander.

The bird was calm, perhaps because there's no hunting season on egrets.

But I remember one there called the egret, that had a long yellow beak.

It shows an egret beside a leaf of an oak.

There was an Egret in the doorway pointing a gun at him.

North of the bridge I saw three great blue herons and an egret.

The great white herons and snowy egrets will be next to leave.