There is a black olive tree on one of my morning walk routes that had two Yellow Crowned Night Heron nests in it. We had a pretty hefty windstorm the other day so I went that way to check on things. It’s hard to see the nests because the black olive is a tree with very dense foliage. You can see the Heron looking at you as you try to find a way to get a shot as the breeze moves the leaves. You can almost always find the eye peeking at you. Here are a couple of shots of how I manage to see them now. Once the eggs are hatched though there will be a lot more activity around the nest as they feed the young so I hope get better shots.