October 14, 2014

Shorebirds at Seafield

The tide was dropping from high ,and the exposed shoreline was being exploited by the small waders. One Little Stint was feeding with the Dunlin and Sanderling.
They were to busy to take much interest in me.

Little Stint
Dunlin
Sanderling vs Dunlin
Sanderling vs Dunlin
Little Stint
Sanderling
Rock Pipit
Sanderling

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