Fly agaric fungi and sanderlings of Terschelling

After 27 September 2019 on Terschelling island came 28 September. As we walked again to the North Sea shore, we saw these fly agaric fungi.

A robin sang.

At a Kroonpolders shallow lake, ringed plovers on the opposite bank.

A chaffinch singing.

We reached the beach, as this Lensbaby photo shows.

Scores of great cormorants flew past.

There were sanderlings, like this one.

And these sleepy ones.

And these ones.

And black-headed gulls and herring gulls. Lesser black-backed gulls and a common gull. Two oystercatchers.

Stay tuned, there will be more on this blog about Terschelling birds and other wildlife that day!