Eastern Reef Egret Collection

Eastern Reef Egret flying at Heron Island
White morph of Eastern Reef Egret (also called Pacific Reef Heron or Egretta sacra) flying at Heron Island

Eastern Reef Egret flying at Heron Island
Grey morph of Eastern Reef Egret (also called Pacific Reef Heron or Egretta sacra) flying at Heron Island

Eastern Reef Egret - At Fort Hill Wharf, Darwin, Northern Territory, Australia
DH-4448 Eastern Reef Egret At Fort Hill Wharf, Darwin, Northern Territory, Australia. Egretta sacra Don Hadden Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only

Eastern Reef Egret. White Morph In shallow reef water. Heron Island, Great Barrier Reef, Queensland, Australia
ROY-302 Eastern Reef Egret. White Morph - In shallow reef water Heron Island, Great Barrier Reef, Queensland, Australia Egretta sacra Roy Glen Please note that prints are for personal display

Eastern Reef Egret - Unusually coloured with black legs and black bill. Home Island in the Cocos (Keeling) Island group
DH-3651 Eastern Reef Egret - Unusually coloured with black legs and black bill Home Island in the Cocos (Keeling) Island group

Eastern Reef Egret white morph - Found around Australian coastlines particularly in rocky areas
DH-3638 Eastern Reef Egret white morph Photographed on West Island in the Cocos (Keeling) Islands atolls in the Indian Ocean Ardea sacra Found around Australian coastlines particularly in rocky

Eastern Reef Egret, white morph. Common around the northern and eastern coasts
DH-3394 Eastern Reef Egret, white morph. Roebuck Bay, Broome, Western Australia. Ardea (Egretta) sacra Common around the northern and eastern coasts

Eastern Reef Egret Cairns foreshore, Queensland, Australia
DH-3095 Eastern Reef Egret Cairns foreshore, Queensland, Australia Ardea sacra sacra Don Hadden Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in any way

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The Eastern Reef Egret, a stunning bird known for its graceful flight and striking appearance, can be spotted in various locations across Australia. From Heron Island to Fort Hill Wharf in Darwin, this magnificent creature captivates onlookers with its elegant movements. Whether it's the white morph or grey morph, these egrets are truly a sight to behold. In shallow reef waters off Heron Island in the Great Barrier Reef, Queensland, the Eastern Reef Egret showcases its beauty as it glides through the clear blue skies. On West Island in the Cocos (Keeling) Islands of the Indian Ocean, both white and grey morphs can be seen foraging and exploring their surroundings. With black legs and bill standing out against its unusually colored plumage, this egret makes Home Island in the Cocos (Keeling) Island group its home. Along Australian coastlines, particularly rocky areas like West Island atolls in the Indian Ocean, you may catch a glimpse of these avian wonders. While they are common along northern and eastern coasts of Australia, sightings become rarer as you head south where their grey counterparts dominate. Victoria and Tasmania hold an air of exclusivity when it comes to encountering these strictly marine birds. One such sighting took place along Cairns foreshore in Queensland where an Eastern Reef Egret gracefully soared above mesmerized observers. With each flap of its wings echoing freedom and gracefulness, this majestic bird reminds us of nature's unparalleled beauty. Whether flying over Heron Island or perched on Fort Hill Wharf in Darwin's Northern Territory; whether displaying vibrant whites or blending into their surroundings with greys; whether found around bustling coastal regions or secluded islands - one thing is certain: The a true marvel that continues to enchant all who have the privilege of witnessing its presence.