Lesser Yellowlegs Sandpiper
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8 comments:
I love the line made by the water/ grass.
So much to capture at this time of year!!!!
Lovely! I do enjoy watching these guys as they scurry along the edge of the water looking for a tasty treat!
This is a beautiful picture. I really like the way you captured the sandpiper's reflection.
I love the way you framed this one. It's a beautiful image.
It begs the question: Is there a Greater Lellowlegs Sandpiper?
Great photography, as usual!
I was so enthralled with your cattail picture I forgot to comment on this one.
I am glad the birds are sticking around so you can take their pictures for all of us.
Movie star birds. MB
I see a solitary sandpiper down on the creek behind our house, They are comical to watch and what busybodys.
B.
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