Different species of birds have different tastes and ways of catching prey accordingly to their diet. Some birds hunt their prey from land and some from water, there were birds that hunt from both the land and water, for example, herons.
Herons eat mostly fish but also take amphibians and small mammals, with small quantities of reptiles, insects, crustaceans, mollusks, worms, and birds. Herons fish mostly at dawn and dusk so they are rarely noticed.
The herons are probably long-legged, and long-neck, they are from the Ardeidae family, freshwater and coastal birds, with 64 recognized species, some of which are referred to as egrets or bitterns rather than herons.
A GREY HERON CATCHING FISH WITH ITS AMAZING SKILL
Watch the video of how the splendid heron was observed to take bread, drop it in the water, wait for the fish to be attracted to the bread, strike at the fish, and successfully catch fish in this way.
