We're actually supposed to be listening to a class right now, but we're on a break--the shorebirding so far this morning has been FANTABULOUS! Doug wasn't kidding, we totally got within five feet of a least sandpiper (which was advertised). If we had a net with a pole, we could have caught it. More tonight.
posted by birdchick at 1:15 PM
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4 Comments:
Yeah they do tend to act like wooden statues of themselves.
Wish. I. Was. There.
I like those neatly patterned juveniles, just divine!
While watching some leasts SPs once, I stood still and one went right between my legs and continued feeding. They're so like little wind up toys. Wished I had time to bird again, but those days are gone.
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