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    Egret for ID - Coastal West Bengal, India

    Can't say I'm convinced. And subtle differences in length thickness are highly dependent on angle of view. (Even in North American Accipiter ID, where it's held to be a big deal, it is in fact useless as a field/photo feature.)
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    Egret for ID - Coastal West Bengal, India

    I don't think it's wise to worry too much about herons' bare-part colours - they're so given to variation. If reef heron is so rare there, the bird is at least as or more likely to be an unusual/aberrant little egret.
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