Walking Shorebirds, 210824.

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These were the birds that were mostly walking at the foreshore today.
Red-necked Stints.
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Red-capped Plovers.
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Double-banded Plovers.
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Really nice shots of the little guys! The “stints” closely resemble “sanderlings” we have on the east coast in Virginia and North Carolina.
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NorthernFocus said:
Nice work. I love the low angles.
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@NorthernFocus Thanks.
The low angle is really a deception, the walking birds are/were not easy to get very close to. Are they ever without a long wait?
I walk along the road about 15 metres (~50ft) from the waters edge.
Stand where I can see through the vegetation down the slope of the shore and with a longish lens - BBF - press shutter button = low angle image.
 
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