(Above: Sanderlings; Below: Sanderling and a Ruddy Turnstone)
This may be the last blog for a little while, not sure when I'll have ample internetwebs again. So soak it all up! More shorebird buddies from Anahuac NWR. (Below: Black-bellied Plover stretching it out; Western Sandpiper; American Avocet)
8 comments:
I like how you are able to capture those leg stretches.
Nice! The avocet is very statuesque.
Aw, I miss my avocet friends. They won't come back to Utah for months. But I just discovered that the White-face Ibis stays here for winter! I saw one poking around in the ice.
Oh my Jill, I love the perfect balancing act of the two at the same time... now stretch to the right...one, two, three, hold it. Will miss you again...sigh!
i love to sit and watch them and the waves
this are so poetic and touching images!! love the view through your eyes .. ♥
warm hugs
isabella
The birds in the first photo look like they're dancing. Lovely shots.
Another awseome serie, i reallu love how they seem to be dancing on the first image ;)
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