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Tringa erythropus
I was saving this for my 2,000th spotting as I thought the name was rather appropriate! It was the first time I had been able to photograph one of these birds and it literally posed right in front of the hide! It is rapidly gaining its summer breeding plumage and paused at our marshes for a rest before continuing its northward migration.
Coastal marshes
Spotted on Apr 24, 2012
Submitted on Jun 25, 2012
11 Comments
Congrats!I felt like i visited Africa when i went thru your spottings!
Wow Malcolm,the perfect choice,for a perfect number 2000,i was waiting for this one to celebrate like "il faut"
Well Malcolm,i only can say that you are incredible,a great worker,only the other day, when i gone to your first spotting, i could apreciate the quality and extension of your spotting page,a lesson for all of us,thanks for sharing such wonderful's images of nature,i hope one day arrived to your mark(i love round numbers:)2000 is fantastic,realy amazing my friend,congratulations
What an incredible achievement!
Congratulations on #2000!!!! Such a huge achievement!
Glad you spotted the spotted redshank and 1999 more; or 2003 more, already...and glad you also comment and help identify birds, by the way ;)
really nice spotting!
Thanks all, I followed it with its close relative here: http://www.projectnoah.org/spottings/...
Congratulations, Malcolm, that is a big number. I feel glad that you shared them with us at PN, your collection is awesome. Looking forward for the next two thousand... :-)
Congratulations Malcolm! 2000 great spottings with many more to come I hope!
Malcolm... Congrats... You contribution is great piece of lesson for every user... Keep sharing with more spotting... every spotting is learning opportunity to everyone other...Great feat...!!
Congrats Malcolm, 2000 is a huge milestone. I'm on my way there, eventually.