turnstone

I see this Turnie foraging on these, what look like eggs...I have no idea what they are, so any clues or info would be good, thanks.The D300 should come back from the repair shop today, but the weather dont look like I will be able to get out in the field to see how it goes.

Photo no 3! I think this is a turnstone please correct me if I am wrong! Caught him getting his lunch.

spotted a small group of these guys amid the seaweed.They were moving around all the time digging amid the seaweed non stop.

Three from Rock-A-Nore for ya today. Just unpacked from our Bedford trip yesterday, gotta do the washing, and pack again for our trip to Norfolk and Suffolk on thursday morning. Life on the road, but its so much fun, reminds me of me days in the band, LOL.

Had a walk up the woods yesterday morning, not a lot about. Had a walk on the beach yesterday afternoon, not a lot about there either apart from the usual suspects. A small group of Turnies about, as normal.

This one let me get the closest I've ever been - yay!

Well Peeps, Just been to the Docs for me 3 monthly check up etc, etc, more bl**dy pills to take. I went out for a short beach walk yesterday, to get out of Hazel's hair for a while. The weather was mostly overcast, but it was nice to get out in the elements.

Turnstones on the rocks at Lowestoft Ness on a grey and misty day. Ron

Lynn and I went for a walk at North Lowestoft on Christmas Day morning. It was bright and sunny but, for some reason, there were not many people about! This Turnstone was feeding on the beach with a Purple Sandpiper some distance away. It suddenly flew up and landed on the sea wall right beside...

turnstone having a bath, no post processing bar cropping and resizing

Turnstone

Well Peeps, Dosed meself up with tramadol yesterday, and managed an hour on the beach, and along the Rock. A very different story out there this morning, wet n' windy to say the least, no birding today then.

Another shot from my trip to Wales where the weather and light was unkind with gusts upto 70mph killing feather detail. ISO1000,1/125, f5.6

Well Peeps, Its post and run for me this morning...we are on our travels again, back home to Hastings. Only two trains today...how sweet it is, see y'all later.

This Turnstone was feeding in a partially frozen puddle and gave me my favourite picture of a fantastic weekend birding in Norfolk.

Well Peeps, Still having probs with me cold/flu, but I managed to wrap meself up yesterday, and get on the beach for an hour. First time out with me rig, so I banged off quite a few shots of these lovely little waders. Also present were about 80 plus Great Black-backed Gulls...