Solitary sandpiper
A small pond owned by a local business is being drained and will soon be filled in. Meanwhile a few solitary sandpipers have moved in for some easy pickings.
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13 comments:
restaurant open and free today!an opportunity for great pictures!
These birds are quite unusual, nice photo!
I love those skinny, little legs.
What's for dinner?
i can sit or stand for hours and watch these little guys walk around pecking and hunting, so pretty.
Great shot of the sandpiper. It is sad that the pond is being filled in. Sounds like a great habitat for the birds.
at least someone is getting the benefits from it!
A cute little fellow!
Sandpipers are noted scavengers ... and seldom let an opportunity like this go to waste!
nice shot
Wow, just gorgeous!
My critters, please come by when you get a chance, have a blessed Sunday!
What a pretty bird!
Beautiful bird.
Regards and best wishes
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