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Glorious Great Egret....stunning photo

Both the male and female egrets grow these awesome plumes. In fact, in 1886 each plume sold for $32/oz. Yes, 130 years ago! Back then that was twice the price of 2 oz of gold! In defense of the ladies who wore the plumes in their hats - the women WERE beautiful...but the poor bird. It came close to disappearing. Photo available in 2 sizes. 20 x 16" or 30 x 20".

Finding the right location and lots of patience plus photography skills came together for this photo to happen...stunning.

Want to put your logo on a gift? These coasters are perfect for that. 

Coaster is made of jade glass and is a 4 inch square. Base is made of wood. You can purchase just the 4 coasters...or you can purchase the set of 4 coasters in holder. Your choice. (If you purchase "1", you receive 4 coasters.)

You also have two choices of personalization. #1 Sandblast. # 2 Laser engraving. For more detail about difference, scroll down to longer description.

Click on PERSONALIZATION button to create your plaque.

Babies are SO cute...both human babies and animal babies.

This large photo shows a Great Egret family - Mother and 3 babies. Simply Beautiful. The mother is still in breeding plumage and the babies look all fluffy. Great photo by our Master Wildlife photographer. We offer his photos exclusively at Wall Street Gifts. Available in two sizes. 20 x 16" or 30 x 20". Yes, we said large photo!

In the late 1800s the population of Great Egrets was decimated nearly to the point of extinction. Why? Because of their feathers. This photo illustrates how gorgeous the feathers are. No wonder ladies liked to display them in their hats. But. for the sake of the Great Egret, the Great Egret is now fairly common in their natural habitat.

Two white Tigers lay next to a pond. Their images are reflected in the pond like a mirror. Photographer did a great job getting this image for us.

Did you know that a red-headed baby has to have BOTH a mother and a father with the red gene in their gene pool (even if neither parent has red hair, just need the gene)? The same is true with the White Tiger. Both parents have to have the white gene - even though both parents may be golden, not white. The odds for a white tiger baby is about 1 in 10,000.

You have a choice of 2 sizes of this photo. A large 20 x 16" size or an even larger 30 x 20" photo.

A crystal name plate is twelve inches long and two and a quarter inches tall. Y

There is plenty of room for your logo, name and title. It is a beautiful piece.

The name plate will be shipped in a blue presentation box. 

Click on PERSONALIZATION button to create your plaque.

How do we get baby egrets? It starts with a DANCE! Bob took this beautiful photo of two egrets in their Mating Dance. See how Bob creates the photo with the background, and then snaps the shot when action is the best. And, the result is this exclusive photo which is super. You have a choice of two sizes. 20 x 16" or 30 x 20".

A great egret has BLACK feet since it normally feeds by standing perfectly still. With black feet the prey do not see the feet. 

Egrets are symbols of good fortune, purity, and grace. These big white birds also symbolize new beginnings and prosperity with new endeavors.

Elephant: Mama and Baby Photo - Drink Lots of Water!

Mama is teaching Baby how to drink lots of water! Yes, even elephants need water to survive.  This Wall Street Gifts exclusive photo captures this teaching moment. Available in 2 sizes. 20 x 16" or 30 x 20".

An elephant is the largest living land animal. A fun fact: Did you know the two tusks are actually overgrown incisor teeth? The large ear flaps assist in maintaining a constant body temperature as well as in communication. 

Need a name plate? New office? New job? College graduate with first job????

The Name Plate is made of Jade Glass and is 12 inches long so lots of room for a logo, name and title.

Click on PERSONALIZATION button to create your plaque.

Cattle Egrets are the smallest egret in the US. It actually sleeps standing up - even when in water! This photo shows two cattle egrets in breeding plumage. Throughout the year, there is always a little orange on their head, but when in breeding plumage it's as glorious as in this photo. Large photo measures 16 x 20". XL photo 20 x 30"

The Cattle Egret is native to Africa and Asia, and began expanding worldwide in the 1800s, reaching North America in the early 1950s. After 70 years here, it is found primarily in the SE. Cattle Egrets may benefit the livestock industry by eating flies (and on rare occasions, ticks) from the bodies of cattle.

Breeding Season transforms the Great Egret into this. Utterly sensational. You can see why so many egrets lost their lives when ladies used this plumage for their hats! It is simply gorgeous. Note also the green color at end of bill, that is yellow when not breeding.

Two sizes of photo. 16 x 20" or 20 x 30" makes great wall art.

The long, graceful plumes on Great Egrets are called aigrettes. They grow from the shoulder area to trail over the back. Each aigrette is composed of about 35 strands of slim feathers. Both male and female change plumage. How can a mate resist???