I SPENT A COUPLE OF DAYS THIS WEEK LOOKING AT WADERS.
THE TEMMINCK'S STINT & CANADA GOOSE WERE AT HAYLE.
ALL THE REST WERE TAKEN AT PENZANCE.
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| TEMMINCK'S STINT |
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| TEMMINCK'S STINT |
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| TEMMINCK'S STINT |
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| CANADA GOOSE |
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| DUNLIN |
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| DUNLIN |
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| DUNLIN |
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| OYSTERCATCHER |
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| TURNSTONE |
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| TURNSTONE |
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| TURNSTONE |
I love all your shots , but particularly impressed with the Stint.
ReplyDeleteTake care, Gordon.
awwwwww, some really cute shots
ReplyDeleteWhilst I'm impressed by you getting photos of a rarity like the Temminck's Stint, John, it's your fabulous images of the Turnstones and Dunlin which really do it for me. Brilliant!!
ReplyDeleteWith my best wishes to you both - - Richard
Thank you Richard,some days are better than others.
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Hi. Just great photos. The birds are awesome.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful birds. I like a lot. Great photos.
ReplyDeleteCracking images, especially the Temminck's which I'd s little beauty.
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ReplyDeleteThe shot of the Canada Geese with goslings could have been taken right here, John. It's a ubiquitous sight at this time of year. It's amazing how people will stop their cars, then stop other traffic, to escort these little families across a busy road.
ReplyDeleteHi Mate,Great set of images John,love the Stint also thanks for the shout on the morning you were watching it.Could not get down as I had stay home as my daughter and family were coming to see us. I did slip down in the afternoon but did not locate it,also went again on Wed morning still no luck, there were a few looking for it but guess it had moved on.
ReplyDeleteAntway thanks again and will catch up with you soon (Cheers & Beers.
Hi John,
ReplyDeleteVery nice series of birds. And the last one is a stunning portrait!!!
Have a nice weekend.
Maria