There are a pair of Egrets in the Park in the summer time and will disappear at the end of September which I guess they are flying south for their routine migration. During their staying in the park, you can easily spot them wading in the shallow water preying for baby sunfish. They are the only angler who is the exception to the rule catch-and-release. I first met them in spring 1999, I throw him a baby sunfish which I caught and he grabbed and swallowed from head to tail. From then on, every time I go fishing there and he will fly from every corner of the lake waiting next to me for the free lunch. Most of the time I won't disappoint him and I am the only one which can stand next to an Egret less than five feet. When the other park goers pass by, he will fly away cautiously and come back when there is no one else besides me. That's a strange relationship between human and Egret.