1
In the course of their hunt, Ford accidentally shot a blue heron.
2
A third blue heron appears, and he too flies over without stopping.
3
When she could see again, a great blue heron was standing near.
4
Does he somehow know the great blue heron is a bird I adore?
5
A fourth blue heron appears, and drops into the grass out of sight.
6
My disquiet was probably residual emotion from being startled by the blue heron.
7
Plover and blue heron wandered in back yards, among impatiens and wild grape.
8
At times, though seldom, a blue heron winged over the level.
9
I saw a blue heron just then, swinging downstream below us.
10
A lone blue heron stood atop a sand dune, absolutely motionless.
11
Look at that big blue heron wading in the water ahead, would you?
12
In February Ford went on trial for killing the blue heron.
13
He laughed softly; and just then the blue heron came back to the Perdu.
14
A great blue heron flew by, and let off something like ironical horse laughter.
15
The lake rippled silver, and a blue heron was wading in the marshy shallows.
16
And a beautiful blue heron flew over the brook.
