Is the great blue heron indangered?

Answer 1

Yes, it is. It's native environment is being destroyed, effecting it's life, concluding it to death. No. They are a color morph of the great blue heron, found only in south Florida.They are still quite common.

Answer 2

Because of their predators, yes the heron is becoming more and more endangered

This is difficult to answer, because there are various heron species. The North American species are in no danger currently. The following is a list of North American herons and their occurance.

Great blue heron-widespread, abundant.

Little blue heron-coastal plains, common.

Green heron-widespread, abundant.

Great egret-coastal, some inland movement, common.

Snowy egret-coastal, common.

Reddish egret-, coastal, common.

Louisiana heron, coastal, common to abundant.

Cattle egret, widespread, common. (introduced species)

American bittern, widespread, locally common.

Least bittern, widespread, common.

Check with IUCN for a list of endangered herons worldwide.

Answer 3

No, absolutely not!! The great blue heron is a common bird throughout its range.

It is labeled Least Concerned.

Answer 4

Yes, the little blue heron is endangered because of their predators and people polluting and hunters killing.

Answer 5

YES! There are only close to 10 in the world.

Answer 6

No, its a very common bird over most of its range.

Answer 7

yes, they are indeed.