This is the second proving that I know of done on Ardea herodias, the Great Blue Heron.  The first was done by Jonathan Shore in California. I am sure there are more, and for those who have done one, I apologize for my ignorance.  If you have done one, please email me at [email protected].  Ignorance is easy to remedy.  Peter Fraser discusses Shore's proving and his attempts to analyze the main mental emotional perception of this heron; my focus on the other hand is on the source words that provide the characteristics of the Great Blue Heron that come from the proving, as well as an attempt to corroborate rubrics so that we can add them to the repertory.

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