I've taken the camera down to the Brighton doggie beach and surrounds so many times, but each time I see something new, or the light has changed with the different hour of day, and with it the atmosphere. I'm annoyed I forgot the camera this morning because the sky and sea were exactly the same colour and so still...it looked like the boats were floating in mid-air. Maybe next time...

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Langstone Harbour Hampshire England

Spain; Los Nietos, Murcia 8/2/23

Curlew in Flight

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Settling Redshank

Black-tailed Godwit and a Redshank feeding at Lindisfarne.

I was out hunting for my next opportunity when this victim crossed my sight. Fishing under a highway underpass, it must have been cold in those waders.

Moorhen ~ Rouken Glen

Widewater Lagoon

easy to tell the difference when they fly

Grey Heron with a fish

The Common Sandpiper is a smallish wader with contrasting brown upperparts and white underparts. It bobs up and down, known as 'teetering',

Another look at our recent visiting young White Faced Heron, wading at our little lake where it was feasting on the many damselflies that were in huge numbers that day.

Happy Wing Wednesday!

Happy Bokeh Wednesday!

Tringa ochropus

Lackford Lakes SWT

A bit of fun with this Wood Stork image.

The American Avocet is a very graceful looking bird but it also moves so smoothly and calmly through the water. I was laying on my belly in the grass watching this bird on the other side of the pond when suddenly he started walking in my direction. What a treat to have him come so close. At this moment captured on camera, he saw me . Instead of getting flustered, he just sauntered casually away in the opposite direction. This was on a farm in Saskatchewan. Happy Wing Wednesday.

RKO_0438. African Openbill Stork! Chobe, Botswana! From the archives!

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Dorset, UK

As long as you've got the right clothes on there's not many better ways to spend an hour or so than lying on the sand watching waders scurry past feeding on the shoreline.

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From the coast of Norway

The weather has pretty much kept me indoors and is really giving me a case of cabin fever. This is a shot from last Sept.

Sanderling with a few Dunlin and Common Ringed Plover.

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This location is where the river Darenth and river Thames meet in Kent England , there are always egrets and waders such as this grey heron in and around the foreshore, even without the added interest of the heron it would still be a lovely image on its own!

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Great little waders these and fast little buggers flying. This one has settled at the at the waters edge I think the clump of grass made him feel a little more at ease (thankfully) .Taken with old Badger in tow !!

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Chloride silver gelatin emulsion on watercolour paper

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Red naped ibises taking off...

Every day last week ,I was there early on my own for the most part, really relaxing, I prefer my own company ,and the company of wildlife. ( miserable old git I am )

Then breakfast with Kay and Dad for company happy days :0)

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EF500mm f/4L IS USM +1.4x

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ISO 400

A Marbled Godwit does some wade fishing in a tidal pool on Bolivar Flats.

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