Egret ID - Bahamas (1 Viewer)

I was recently on San Salvador island in the Bahamas and took this shot of an Egret in a grassy area, foraging around for insects. It was definitely not a Great Egret (much smaller). I expect it is a Cattle Egret, but I'm not 100% sure. It doesn't look as hunched over as most Cattle Egrets look in the pictures that I've seen, and the billl looks a little longer than it should be. Your comments are appreciated. Thanks.

With you on non-breeding Cattle Egret - black legs, yellow bill, comparitively (to Great Egret) short bill, and habitat. Egrets can look very different when they stretch out their necks.

EDIT: If you don't have a guide for the West Indies, might I suggest Raffaele et al's Birds of the West Indies - it's the best for the region, though not descriptive enough for me, but it covers all the possible birds and accompanied with Sibley for reference you can't go wrong!

Cattle Egret for me too.

Thanks

Thanks to both of you for the confirmation.