Turnstone, Arenaria interpres

KevinA

Well-Known Member
Some shots of Turnstone, Arenaria interpres, or Ruddy Turnstone, Arenaria interpres. I had to get down onto the ground to get a decent POV and found it difficult to get a natural shot without all the washed up plastic. Came out better than I thought they would.

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JimFox

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Wow Kevin! Another bird I hadn't heard of. Great job on getting down low for this. As a viewer it looks totally natural. I don't spot any washed up plastic.
 

KevinA

Well-Known Member
This bird's markings blend in well with the debris at the edge of the daily tides. Good you got down low for the point of view.
Thanks Alan, I think getting a shot at the birds eye level gives a better image

Great set of this pilgrim
Thank you Ben. They seem to be a very nomadic species and I've seen them in lots of different countries

Wow Kevin! Another bird I hadn't heard of. Great job on getting down low for this. As a viewer it looks totally natural. I don't spot any washed up plastic.
Fairly common bird Jim. They are also very tolerant of man so will let you get very close.
 
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