ruley74
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Been heading to the foreshore a bit lately, quite enjoying shooting the shorebirds
Australian Pied Oystercatcher digging for tucker. Easiest way to tell these apart from the Oystercatcher in the US is the colour of the legs
Red-capped Plover.... Smallest and most common beach nesting shorebird in Oz. Mega crop on this one so quality not so good but first time I seen one with the camera... and they're tiny!
Whimbrel - Migratory from Alaska & Siberia spending summer in Oz
Bar-tailed Godwit - Migratory from various placed in the northern hemisphere, summer in Oz. These hold the record for non-stop flight at 11000kms from Alaska to NZ in eight days.
Red-necked Stint.... another mega crop, these little buggers are tiny! Australia's smallest migratory birds weighing about 30g and coming all the way from Siberia!
Australian Pied Oystercatcher digging for tucker. Easiest way to tell these apart from the Oystercatcher in the US is the colour of the legs
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Red-capped Plover.... Smallest and most common beach nesting shorebird in Oz. Mega crop on this one so quality not so good but first time I seen one with the camera... and they're tiny!
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Whimbrel - Migratory from Alaska & Siberia spending summer in Oz
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Bar-tailed Godwit - Migratory from various placed in the northern hemisphere, summer in Oz. These hold the record for non-stop flight at 11000kms from Alaska to NZ in eight days.
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Red-necked Stint.... another mega crop, these little buggers are tiny! Australia's smallest migratory birds weighing about 30g and coming all the way from Siberia!
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