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Monday 23 February 2015

Redshank along the Shoreline

The Redshank (Tringa totanus) is a common wader in the British Isles. 
In Winter it can be seen mainly along the coast and is fairly approachable as its too busy finding food. In the breeding season it becomes very wary and will fly off if disturbed.













14 comments:

  1. WOW! You managed to get great shots of the Redshank in all positions. Great shots.

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  2. Ik vind vooral de erste heel mooi om hem ondanks zijn schutkleur hem er zo mooi uit te lichten.

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  3. Some great flight shots here Roy. I really like that ballet pose in #9..... doing an audition for Swan Lake, maybe?...[:o{

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  4. Only seen these busy little birds once...loads of them running about the flats at Burnham in Norfolk...

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    1. You do see them inland as well Simon, but they are more secretive then.

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  5. Great set Roy, especially the first two.

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  6. Hello Roy
    Very very great picture !!!!
    Bird in flight or on the ground, it's great. Wonderful and beautiful sharpness.
    Kiss

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  7. Thanks Nora, they will only allow you a certain distance then they are gone on along the shoreline.

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  8. Wonderful and beautiful clear pictures of these beautiful Redshank. Soon they will also breed in the Netherlands again:-) Very nice series Roy!

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