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Great Blue Heron
A great blue heron chick is likely to be hatched in aviaries.
These birds have long yellowish bills tapering to a point at the end. They have gray upper bodies. Their necks are streaked with white, black and brown. Males are larger than females and have a puffy plume of feathers behind their heads.
A great blue heron chick is likely to be hatched in aviaries.
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Great Blue Heron -
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These birds are the largest birds belonging to the Heron family in North America. They are beautiful birds with long, rounded wings, very long necks and extraordinarily long legs. At full height these birds reach over 3 feet and have a wingspan of over 70 inches. A great blue heron chick is likely to be hatched in aviaries.
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Some chicks dwell in an aviary their whole life; aviaries are places to store birds.
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