Cranes eat both plants and animals, but herons only eat other animals, mostly from the water. Cranes are usually monogamous and prefer to nest alone, while herons live in colonies and change mates.

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Heron Island and its more exclusive neighbour Wilson Island are significant nesting sites for green and loggerhead turtles. Moments like this turtle-y sunrise are common on Heron Island.