Still 28 September 2019 on the North Sea beach of Terschelling island. The most conspicuous birds there were sanderlings, like this one.
And like these ones.
The sanderlings were in the company of these two bar-tailed godwits.
Later, a dunlin passed them. That species is more common on the muddy Wadden Sea coast than on the sandy North Sea coast.
As we walked back from the beach, a small young natterjack toad crossed the footpath.
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Beautiful images, Sanderling are still pending for me (good image). Though they are available in our region.
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Thanks for your kind words! I hope you will succeed in photographing sanderlings. If you approach them slowly and carefully, then they are not shy.
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