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Imperial Egrets on Base

 

 

 

Many of us love the enchanting heron and are probably mystified about the elusive Great Blue Heron, thought to be one of the most prevalent and largest heron birds. Sometimes known as egrets, herons can be noted alongside oceanside and inland ponds. However, they are private birds and do not like to be intruded upon. Our range of heron statues including resin and brass heron sculptures as well as garden resin heron statues. We also feature unique heron gifts where applicable.

 

Large Heron Statues

Heron Statue on Marble Base

Great Blue Heron on Base

Pair of Herons

 

Large Resin Heron Statue, $199.95, #27866-2  

Heron on Marble Base, $69.95 #30300 

Great Blue Heron on Base, $85.00, 30390 

Set of Herons, $85.00, 30393 

 

Imperial Egrets on Base Great Heron Statue   Regal Heron Fountain Statue   White Heron Sculpture  

Imperial Egrets, $250.00 #30307   

Great Heron, $138.00, 15102 

 

Regal Heron Fountain Statue, $259.95, #30443

 

White Heron Sculpture, $85.00, 30392 

 

Standing Egret Sculpture and Figurine Heron Statue on Base   Wading Heron Lamp   Peeping Heron Fountain Statue Heron on Base Fountain Statue

Standing Egret, $68.00 #30308

Heron Statue with Base, $95.00, #15609  

 

Wading Heron Lamp, $210.00, 30391 

 

Peeping Heron Fountain Statue, $225.00, #30444

Heron on Base Fountain Statue, $225.00, #21522

 
 

Herons are perhaps one of the popular coastal wading birds known around next to cranes sometimes making their visibility felt along the oceans and even inland ponds. Their tall regal posture and definitive character makes them very colorful and enchanting birds, a beautiful sight for the American coastal regions. There are many types of herons known to man but perhaps the most largest and widespread of the lot here in the US include the Great Blue Heron which can reach up to 50" in height. Herons are generally private birds and when it comes down to their mating season, they demand the privacy intensely. As such, people need to be more aware of leaving these birds to their personal time lest they abandon their nests and the babies in fear! Culturally, herons carry much symbolic meaning in many cultures, east and west. The Chinese consider the herons a symbol of purity and long life while the ancient Egyptians considered the heron a symbol of light. Native Americans looked upon the herons as curious birds which garnered much wisdom and knowledge and seeing a heron before a hunting expedition signaled a good hunt ahead.  

 

Heron Statues, Sculptures and Gifts