Grey plovers, red knots and bar-tailed godwits

26 October 2013. Still, like at the end of my earlier blog entry, at the southern side of the Schorren nature reserve; with its many birds, like this grey plover.

And like this bar-tailed godwit, in the company of red knots (in winter plumage, so not really red now).

A grey plover spreads its wings next to another red knot group.

Another bar-tailed godwit looks for food in the shallow water.

For the moment, we say goodbye to the Schorren and its many birds.

We go to the other side of the dike.

This is the end of the blog entries about 26 October on Texel during daytime. However, I was still there after sunset, when the stars shone. So, stay tuned!

Savvy bar-tailed godwit equipped for climate challenge: here.

Red Knot: Master of Long-Distance Aviation Loses Ground: here.

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