Egrets [Egretta]

Description

Egretta is a genus of medium-sized herons known as egrets, characterized by their slender bodies, long necks, and long legs. Members of this genus are often bright white, with some species exhibiting colorful plumage during the breeding season. They inhabit a wide range of wetland habitats, feeding on fish, amphibians, and insects.

Species

Great Egret [Ardea alba]

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Intermediate Egret [Ardea intermedia]

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Chinese Egret [Egretta eulophotes]

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Little Egret [Egretta garzetta]

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Western Reef Egret [Egretta gularis]

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Taxonomy