Black-crowned night herons perch on floating marine debris while hunting for their prey at the Last Piñas Parañaque Wetland Park on Tuesday, 16 September 2025. Marine debris is one of the most widespread pollution problems in the world’s oceans, affecting more than 800 species of wildlife.  Photograph by Toto Lozano for DAILY TRIBUNE
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Herons on a hunt

Author : Toto Lozano
Black-crowned night herons perch on floating marine debris while hunting for their prey at the Last Piñas Parañaque Wetland Park on Tuesday, 16 September 2025. Marine debris is one of the most widespread pollution problems in the world’s oceans, affecting more than 800 species of wildlife.
Black-crowned night herons perch on floating marine debris while hunting for their prey at the Last Piñas Parañaque Wetland Park on Tuesday, 16 September 2025. Marine debris is one of the most widespread pollution problems in the world’s oceans, affecting more than 800 species of wildlife.
Black-crowned night herons perch on floating marine debris while hunting for their prey at the Last Piñas Parañaque Wetland Park on Tuesday, 16 September 2025. Marine debris is one of the most widespread pollution problems in the world’s oceans, affecting more than 800 species of wildlife.
Black-crowned night herons perch on floating marine debris while hunting for their prey at the Last Piñas Parañaque Wetland Park on Tuesday, 16 September 2025. Marine debris is one of the most widespread pollution problems in the world’s oceans, affecting more than 800 species of wildlife.
Black-crowned night herons perch on floating marine debris while hunting for their prey at the Last Piñas Parañaque Wetland Park on Tuesday, 16 September 2025. Marine debris is one of the most widespread pollution problems in the world’s oceans, affecting more than 800 species of wildlife.
Black-crowned night herons perch on floating marine debris while hunting for their prey at the Last Piñas Parañaque Wetland Park on Tuesday, 16 September 2025. Marine debris is one of the most widespread pollution problems in the world’s oceans, affecting more than 800 species of wildlife.
Black-crowned night herons perch on floating marine debris while hunting for their prey at the Last Piñas Parañaque Wetland Park on Tuesday, 16 September 2025. Marine debris is one of the most widespread pollution problems in the world’s oceans, affecting more than 800 species of wildlife.
Black-crowned night herons perch on floating marine debris while hunting for their prey at the Last Piñas Parañaque Wetland Park on Tuesday, 16 September 2025. Marine debris is one of the most widespread pollution problems in the world’s oceans, affecting more than 800 species of wildlife.