I've never been able to find these birds (and maybe these same individuals) when they call from the trees in this spot, but at least I got them flying overhead this time!
This observation is for the smallest individual, second from the left. The larger individuals have their own separate observation here.
These were just a few individuals out of many large flocks flying north.
This observation is for the 5 larger individuals. The smaller individual, second from the left, has its own separate observation here.
These were just a few individuals out of many large flocks flying north.
This observation is for the 5 larger individuals. The smaller individual, second from the left, has its own separate observation here.
These were just a few individuals out of many large flocks flying north.
Part of a larger flock, which in turn was one of many flocks flying north over this area
An almost dance like pattern to it's foraging. Looked slightly larger than a plover. Yellow legs.
This observation is for the darker gull chasing/pirating the paler gull. Herring Gull?
The paler gull being chased has a separate observation here. The darker gull successfully stole the food.
In flight in the center, plus others scattered around it
The Rock Sandpipers and Surfbirds have their own separate observations.
Top plus just above and underneath the landing Black Turnstone
The Black Turnstones and Rock Sandpipers have their own separate observations.