These
two photographs was shot at the Long Hole in Bangor and are the Black Guillemot
in winter plumage and the Turnstone.
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These
two photographs was shot at the Long Hole in Bangor and are the Black Guillemot
in winter plumage and the Turnstone.
I am
linking to SATURDAY CRITTERS.
iI hope you enjoyed this post today.
I appreciate your
visit and comments.
And I bet they are actually turning stones over!
ReplyDeleteBoth are lovely.
ReplyDeleteHello,
ReplyDeleteGreat captures of the shorebirds. I can see the Turnstones here, they are all beautiful. Thank you for linking up and sharing your post. Take care, have a happy weekend.
Great shots, they are cute little things!
ReplyDeleteNice pics! Your pics shows a lot of movement on the water which makes the pic interesting and the rocks in the second pic also add interest.
ReplyDeleteThat first photo is just beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI love the second image, Margaret. I looked and relooked at it.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Margaret. These are two bird species new to me. Always fun to learn of different birds.
ReplyDeleteGreat to see the Black Guillemots in their winter plumage.
ReplyDeletebeautiful birds of the sea!! i hope you are having a great weekend!!!
ReplyDeleteTurnstone -- i am going to look them up, as i suspect the name means what it says, and that they have a good reason for turning the stones.
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