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Beautiful!!!
Hi Dave. Great Photograph.
very cute little ones.
Delightful birds. I wish I lived by the shore.
I've yet to see a Purple! Nice shots!
Very lovely birds.
Great photos. I see the Ruddy Turnstones down this way but not the Sandpiper - unfortunately - it's beautiful!
Great shots ,Nette
Pretty little birds.
Lovely birds to see Dave...
Very nice shot! Love how they're assembled on the rock.
Like the way they seem to be clinging to the rocks. Nice capture Dave!
Nice photo!
Lovely birds!!
Sweet birds in a nice picture!
the purple sandpiper is a species I´ve never seen. I doubt it comes to Sweden. Both birds in your shot is gorgeous. :)
Very sweet snoozing away!
Wonderful! Usually the purples have their noses tucked and the ruddys are snooping around. These threw me for a loop for a second. Hmmm...the purple sandpipers look dark and the ruddies look light. Then I realized I had them backwards.
Great looking birds - I found PSP's hard to find when I was in the UK - even harder now!Cheers - Stewart M - Melbourne
Purple sandpipers are here too...but rare. So I'm jealous that you've taken such nice photos.
Lovely birds!!!
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Beautiful!!!
Hi Dave. Great Photograph.
very cute little ones.
Delightful birds. I wish I lived by the shore.
I've yet to see a Purple! Nice shots!
Very lovely birds.
Great photos. I see the Ruddy Turnstones down this way but not the Sandpiper - unfortunately - it's beautiful!
Great shots ,Nette
Pretty little birds.
Lovely birds to see Dave...
Very nice shot! Love how they're assembled on the rock.
Like the way they seem to be clinging to the rocks.
Nice capture Dave!
Nice photo!
Lovely birds!!
Sweet birds in a nice picture!
the purple sandpiper is a species I´ve never seen. I doubt it comes to Sweden. Both birds in your shot is gorgeous. :)
Very sweet snoozing away!
Wonderful! Usually the purples have their noses tucked and the ruddys are snooping around. These threw me for a loop for a second. Hmmm...the purple sandpipers look dark and the ruddies look light. Then I realized I had them backwards.
Great looking birds - I found PSP's hard to find when I was in the UK - even harder now!
Cheers - Stewart M - Melbourne
Purple sandpipers are here too...but rare. So I'm jealous that you've taken such nice photos.
Lovely birds!!!
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