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Tringa semipalmata
A beachcomber on a sunny day. Willets were probably one of the more common shorebirds that I saw.
Following the edge of the receding water, foraging for food. Waves that break close to shore are called "Dumpy Shore Break" in surf talk. Not usually optimum for surfing, but fantastic if your a bird that forages on the beach.
Spotted on Jan 24, 2019
Submitted on Sep 2, 2019
2 Comments
Thank you Ava. The Willet was the perfect size for the picture. A heron too tall. A sanderling too short.
Dramatic shot!