- Great Egrets are carnivores.
- They normally build their nests around other egrets.
- Egrets are normally found in wetlands, streams, or ponds.
- The male is in charge of finding a nest and attracting females.
- Young egrets normally fight, and kill their siblings.
- Babies usually take around 42 days until they start flying.
- Unlike others birds, egrets eat only during the day. Normally they hunt by walking slowly in shallow water.
- In the wild, they live 15 years on average.