decorating and it seems to be on the bright days, the days off (decorating) have
been less so.
I am therefore posting Sanderling seen on the beach at Bransacster, Norfolk on a
lovely morning, not many people about and about a dozen of these birds on the
shore line.
They allowed me to approach reasonably close to and whilst the light wasn't the best
I was pleased to get these shots.
They didn't do so much of the running very fast in a clockwork fashion but were
busy probing the sands for breakfast.
This is a member of the Sandpiper family and in winter is by far the whitest, they
snatch marine worms, crustaceans, molluscs, sandhoppers and other similar beach food.
They often mix with Dunlins.
4 comments:
HI Mike,
This is a gorgeous collection you got there... They are all superb.... I'm not used to see them in these colors as they usually have their breeding plumage when they reach us!!
Yes a great collection here Mike of one of my favourites.
Thanks chaps.
Would love to see in the breeding plumage Chris.
They are very nice birds Roy.
I love watching this 'clockwork' wader. Lovely series Mike.
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