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Paseantes
Creo haberlo dicho en otras ocasiones, los paseantes de la playa ( presentes todo el año y en cualquier circunstancia) pueden ser un apoyo para determinadas fotografías.
En unas ocasiones porque puedes prever que van a echar a volar al limícola que está cerca, y en otras ocasiones porque pueden aportar algo al fondo de la imagen, aunque se que hay fotografos que no le gustan este tipo de imágenes
Zarapito trinador ( Numenius phaeopus) en las costas de Cádiz, Suroeste de España.
I think I have said it on other occasions, the walkers on the beach (present all year round and in any circumstance) can be a support for certain photographs.
On some occasions because you can foresee that they are going to blow away the wader that is nearby, and on other occasions because they can add something to the background of the image, although I know that there are photographers who do not like this type of image
Eurasian whimbrel (Numenius phaeopus) in the coast of Cadiz, Southwest Spain.
Sunrise walkers.
I don't know where they came from. The closest residences are at least 1 mile away, but there they go, enjoying the morning and each other.
68012 and 68003 “Astute” top and tail 3J11, the 1130 Kingmoor - Kingmoor RHTT on 25 November 2022. The line here passes below Walker’s Brow (between Moss Bay and Harrington) where Walkers Walk.
If you park at the car park near the village of Luxulyan you will walk over this bridge to walk to The top section of Luxulyan Valley
Thursday monochrome
Walkers Point, 65km south of Bundaberg in the Wide Bay area,
with Fraser Island in the distant,
Queensland Australia
This fella just wandered into my photograph but I think he improved the image. Pavey Ark & Stickle Tarn, Langdale, the Lake District Cumbria. England.
Megatibicen pronotalis pronotalis
I found this individual on the gravel road between our house and the hwy without a camera in hand. So I picked him up, carried him home and deposited him on the stalk of one of our okra plants. He waited patiently while I got my camera. Later in the day he was gone. There is cottonwoods down where I found him and none up here at the house. Oct is most likely a late date due to the unseasonably warm temps we enjoyed in Sep.