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SFist Photo: Cleaning Up Golden Gate Park

This Great Blue Heron did its part at the Wildfowl Pond at the San Francisco Botanical Garden at Strybing Arboretum.
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Have you noticed a big improvement in the environment at Golden Gate Park recently? The "slanderous" Mr. Nevius certainly has. Our little park has been making the international news lately, usually not for good reasons. Let's hope things get better soon.

This big bird was actually going for a meal. See you after the jump.

A Great Egret that might have been too ambitious.
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Semi-submerged aluminum cans look just like a tasty treat to waterfowl. These kinds of big birds go after all kinds of animals, like snakes, frogs, turtles and fish. The large ornamental carp in the photo above are probably too big to eat, but just barely. Good luck, animals of GGP.

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