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Cattle Egrets Roam Cattle Pastures Across Regions
The cattle egret, a small white wading bird with buff breeding plumage in males, travels with cattle to feed on insects stirred by bovines. It has spread from Africa to the Americas, first sighted in Florida and Lake Okeechobee in 1952, now found extensively north to Canada and west to Nebraska and Oklahoma, often Roosts with little blue herons and occasionally enters city limits like Aiken.
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South America
Africa
United States
Florida
Lake Okeechobee
Peterson
Rockies
U.S. America
Australia
Maritime and
Praire
Canada
Nebraska
Oklahoma