Sweet, your really have an eye for beauty. Thanks
ThreeC, I always think of you when I do beach posts. :)
Wonderful photographs. Hey, John's Nemesis also looks like an American Oystercatcher.
Beautiful. Though odd bird name - must be hard to run down those oysters.
That's a bird we don't see at our beaches, beautiful... thanks for sharing it!
Granny, poor John. He really misses his koi. Froggy, it is a strange name...Erin, I was doing a happy dance last night when the whole group of them landed close to me.
do you get a lot of driftwood on your beaches?
Boxer, no, not too often.
I hope you stuck your little toesys in the surf.
Sadly no. I was in birding mode by the time we got close to the water.
You have the most beautiful beach... thank you for sharing this with grrrl who lives by rocky shores...
American Oystercatchers
Sweet, your really have an eye for beauty. Thanks
ReplyDeleteThreeC, I always think of you when I do beach posts. :)
ReplyDeleteWonderful photographs. Hey, John's Nemesis also looks like an American Oystercatcher.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful.
ReplyDeleteThough odd bird name - must be hard to run down those oysters.
That's a bird we don't see at our beaches, beautiful... thanks for sharing it!
ReplyDeleteGranny, poor John. He really misses his koi.
ReplyDeleteFroggy, it is a strange name...
Erin, I was doing a happy dance last night when the whole group of them landed close to me.
do you get a lot of driftwood on your beaches?
ReplyDeleteBoxer, no, not too often.
ReplyDeleteI hope you stuck your little toesys in the surf.
ReplyDeleteSadly no. I was in birding mode by the time we got close to the water.
ReplyDeleteYou have the most beautiful beach... thank you for sharing this with grrrl who lives by rocky shores...
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