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I could hear the flock less than five meters ahead of me, shame I was blinded by the low standing sun. It wan't until they had relocated that I managed to get a few pictures of some of the stragglers. These reed beds are a challenge to photograph through.
This little Sanderling was on the rocks at Lowestoft Ness Point, in the company of several Turnstones. I don't often see them in this stage of plumage and it was good to see some of the Turnstones in their breeding finery too.
This little Sanderling was on the rocks at Lowestoft Ness Point, in the company of several Turnstones. I don't often see them in this stage of plumage and it was good to see some of the Turnstones in their breeding finery too.
E-M1, 50-200 SWD and EC-14.
Ron
Nice background and it's always nice to see multiple species in a shot.
It's the image that's important, not the tools used to make it.
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