I DO like how that fencepost looks--sandpiper and all! I just realized that it's shot in portrait mode. Did you know that I almost always shoot landscape, regardless of the subject? Mainly because I can browse through them in the photo flip-books without having to turn it sideways. Is that lazy or what?
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It is always fun to see what you're going to come up with next. I thought sandpipers spent all their time on Florida beaches! :) This is a great shot!
ReplyDeleteWhat a BEAUTY!!!
ReplyDeleteYour sandpiper pal is a beauty!
ReplyDeleteOh great shots. I love Sandpipers. B
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ReplyDeleteLovely bird decorates the fence. Yours.
Superb photos. I think these birds are ones that fake a broken wing to lure you away from the nest.
ReplyDeleteThe texture of the fence, the detail of the birds coloring. Perfect. I think this fellow was posing for you.
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A cute little guy!
ReplyDeleteI love sandpipers and he is a beauty... I have only seen them on the beaches, not on stumps
ReplyDeleteGreat images!! I love that broken fence!!
ReplyDeleteSandpipers are so much fun to watch. You have captured this one perfectly.
ReplyDeleteHe's beautiful!
ReplyDeleteWhat a cool shot. Good eye too. MB
ReplyDeleteVery nice captures...
ReplyDeletenow to remember Friday's fences later on!
These are cool photos! Pretty Sandpiper.
ReplyDeletemakes for a great shot!
ReplyDeleteI've only seen them on the beach! A cutie!
ReplyDeleteSuch a regal looking creature, and your photos of him are wonderful.
ReplyDeleteI DO like how that fencepost looks--sandpiper and all! I just realized that it's shot in portrait mode. Did you know that I almost always shoot landscape, regardless of the subject? Mainly because I can browse through them in the photo flip-books without having to turn it sideways. Is that lazy or what?
ReplyDeleteWow you were very lucky to chatch that splendid shot!
ReplyDeleteA wonderful poser beautifully caught.
ReplyDeleteThis sandpiper knows how to choose a fence line that has the added touch of Mother Nature! Lovely photo!
ReplyDeleteThat is a beautiful bird and a wonderful artistic fence.
ReplyDeleteHe looks so delicate.
ReplyDeleteHe looks focused.
ReplyDeletebeautiful capture...
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What a perky looking bird!
ReplyDeleteLove finding a bird on a post. They are hard to come by around here! Great shot!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful sentinel . . do you wonder what this bird is thinking??? (or looking fr or listening to . . . hmmm)
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Love it! nice fence shots!
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ReplyDeleteYou found a great sight with this bird perched on the fence keeping a lookout for his/her mate.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great capture!
ReplyDeleteWonderful shots!
ReplyDeleteI agree about fun and finding many interesting birds and moments
ReplyDeleteMagnificent photographs! You have a beautiful imagination!
How accommodating for this guy to pose on a fence post which has the same tones and "markings" as his! :-) Like this photo a lot.
ReplyDeletewhat a gorgeous bird. love those colors. ( :
ReplyDeleteThe second photo of the sandpiper on the fence post and the old barbed wire fence is really nice!
ReplyDeleteVery nice photo of the sandpiper. Interesting how well he blends with the fence post.
ReplyDeleteLovely bird shot and that old wired fence is perfect!
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