The Wirral provides a fantastic habitat for wading birds. On the rocks of West Kirby, along with the Turnstones were good numbers of Redshank. As is often the case here, they were busy shielding their eyes from the strong breeze blowing in off the sea. Others were even busier on the beach. Running around and looking for a nice meal.
Checking out the sleeping Turnstone.
Head on into the wind.
He's a cool bird, and well-named too!
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Really beautiful images of redshank. I love the sleeping turnstone. Great captures!
ReplyDeleteHello, the Redshank is a beautiful bird. Wonderful series of photos. Enjoy your day and the new week ahead!
ReplyDeleteA very aptly named bird! Love the group photo facing the wind!
ReplyDeleteWonderful photos and birds.
ReplyDeleteFunny that they head into the wind. I guess they don't want their feathers ruffled. Nice pictures.
ReplyDeleteGreat photos - I especially like the ones with the bird stepping so carefully through the water.
ReplyDeleteIt looks like they had a bit of a breeze that day. Great shots of all.
ReplyDeleteSuch cool looking birds! Love the walking shots!
ReplyDeleteGreat photos!
ReplyDeleteMust be the season for these waders as I've been out spotting them as well. Your photographs are far superior though!
ReplyDeleteWonderful series images of the birds.
ReplyDeleteOh those bright legs..I always wonder why some waterfowl and shore birds have such brightly colored feet.. Great series Adam.... Michelle
ReplyDeleteawesome shots!
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The Redshanks are beautiful. Love the rocks and wave action!
ReplyDeleteNow this is a bird I often see up n the Normandy coast, possibly because it is one I am confident in identifying! #AnimalTales
ReplyDeleteBeeN offline for a while and was caught up again marveling at your header shot ... Like opening a gift all over again. Love today's birds too... Modeling their beautiful red Legs! I never thought about birds shielding their eyes before, but it makes perfect sense!
ReplyDeleteI love those bright orange-red legs! A great series of images, Adam!
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