An egret is a type of bird commonly found in wetland areas, including the Everglades. They are known for their long legs, graceful appearance, and usually white or light-colored plumage. Egrets are a part of the heron family and are often seen wading in shallow water while hunting for fish, frogs, and other small aquatic creatures.
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