The picture of these Sandpipers were taken on the beach near Corpus Christi, Texas. Photograph by Laronna Doggett.
Photographed at the Werribee sewerage farm from my homemade blind.
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A pair of Least Sandpipers at Quivira National Wildlife Refuge in Kansas
The sandpipers had gathered on a smooth shore. It was low tide and the ocean was calm, waves gently hitting sand and slowly rolling away out to the wider sea. They were intent on picking at the beach, searching for whatever sandpipers search for, but the minute they sensed intrusion to their community off they…
New watercolor illustration in the shop! Available as a print too.
While at the beach in Florida, I snapped this picture (and many others) of the sandpipers running towards and away the water as the waves broke along the shore.
What good is hair on a tongue?
By Sweet Season Quilts
I enjoyed playing with this the stamp set Wetlands! It's so easy to create a mini work of art. This is the second card we made yesterday...
Explore The Oceans Unit 809's 56 photos on Flickr!
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Fine art by Tina O'brien. View her work and visit the Mermaid Gallery in the Ventura Harbor.
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Sanderlings and Semipalmated Sandpipers, two closely related shorebird species, captivate ornithologists and nature enthusiasts with their intriguing characteristics. From their distinct plumage to specialized behaviors, these avian wonders embody the diversity of life in coastal ecosystems. While sharing habitats and general behaviors, they exhibit nuances that set them apart, from breeding plumage transformations to vocalizations… Read More »Sanderling Vs Semipalmated Sandpiper (Comparison)
A quiet walk with my Sandpiper neighbors, you just can't wipe the smile off yor face watching their little legs go !
These delightful little shorebirds can be seen scurrying on beaches around the world.
