On the first weekend of September this year we celebrated the first ever World Shorebirds Day. For three days that weekend people were encouraged to go out and count shorebirds wherever they were. One of the places I counted birds at was Barnes Landing in Brunswick, Maine. I found three Least Sandpipers feeding in the eel grass on the rocky shore. I have more photos and info to come, but I figured it was time to get some birds back on this Birding Blog!
- World Shorebirds Day-official website
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A lovely find and the first shot is stunnning
ReplyDeleteThanks Margaret!
DeleteWhat wonderful colour still. They must look wonderful on their breeding grounds.
ReplyDeleteHappywander, this was 2 months ago. They are all gone now. I was so surprised how close they got to me!
DeleteThey are pretty Sandpipers. Great photos and sighting, Kathie..
ReplyDeleteThanks Eileen!
DeleteBeautiful photos!
ReplyDeleteThanks Sheila!
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