Tagak says hi! Tagak can refer to different egret species found in our wetlands and coastlines. Here is a Great Egret or Ardea alba.
She is a beautiful, large egret, that is predominantly white with a yellow beak. They can usually be differentiated from other egrets like Little Egrets or Cattle Egrets by their larger sizes, longer necks, black legs, and yellow beaks.
Tagak are migratory birds, which means they migrate or move seasonally from one location to another when their habitat or local ecosystem changes every year. See more migratory bird illustrations here!
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