The center and neck of the male heron are white, and the sides and back pillows are black. The crown is formed by four slender feathers. It is divided into two parts on the top of the head and on both sides of the occiput. It is shaped like a braid and is black in color. There are 2-3 rows of longitudinal black spots on the neck in the middle of the front. The upper body is covered with gray gray feathers from the back to the tail, while the tail feathers are dark gray. The shoulders have pointed and drooping gray-gray feathers, and the ends of the feathers are scattered, white or nearly white. Primary flying feathers, primary covering feathers, outer secondary flying feathers dark gray, inner secondary flying feathers gray, large covering feathers outer light gray, inner gray; medium covering feathers, small covering feathers light gray, tertiary flying feathers dark gray, It also has long and drooping feathers. The chin and throat are white, and the bottom of the neck has long lancet-like gray-white feathers scattered on the chest. The chest and abdomen are white. There is a large purple-black spot on each side of the chest, extending back along the chest and abdomen, and converging in the perianal area. The two sides are slightly gray. The underarms and lower wing feathers are gray, and the legs are white. One of the most elegant birds, the giant pink heron, is incredible. Note the incredible details of the hand-carved male and female pairs. Over the years, you will truly enjoy this beautiful symbol!