Lovely looks at the American Bittern at Montna Farms near Yuba City. Jim Morris video. Sacramento Valley rice fields provide food and a resting place for millions of birds. | California Rice Commission

Happy Monday! 🌞 Check out this American Bittern on the hunt! These elusive marsh birds are masters of camouflage, blending perfectly into the reeds with their streaked brown feathers. Unlike some birds that stand still to fish, American Bitterns actively stalk their prey, moving slowly through wetlands to catch small fish, insects, and amphibians. Known for their distinctive "pumping" call, they’re a fascinating sight for those lucky enough to spot them in action! ❗️3 American Bittern Facts❗️ �

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The American bittern is a type of heron that ambushes or silently stalks fish, toads, and other small marsh animals. Video via reddit u/yourSAS #birds #birdsofinstagram #birdsofprey #americanbittern #birdwatchers | Naturalist's Guide

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The American Bittern is one of the marsh’s most elusive hunters, moving with slow precision through dense reeds. Designed to vanish in a heartbeat, it rarely offers a clear view. I had to line up a perfect gap in the vegetation to capture these moments as it slipped through the wetlands in search of its next meal. #americanbittern #bittern #birds #nature #wildlife #sonyalpha #wildlifevideos | Amber Favorite Photography