A Whimbrel going through seaweed washed up on shore trying to find hiding beach bugs.
Stripes
Don’t you just love the stripes on it’s face?!? Super cute.
Don’t you just love the stripes on it’s face?!? Super cute.
Sometimes you can really see how birds are descendants of dinosaurs. Just imagine this whimbrel as a velociraptor running on the beach! They even look like they would run the same.
A beach makes an interesting mirror.
Whimbrels are romantic.
A Whimbrel looking for lunch amongst the washed up seasweed.
A whimbrel hanging out in the washed up seaweed on shore. They harvest the seaweed off shore a few times a year and the little pieces wash up on shore. The city waits for the seaweed to finish washing up on shore and then they remove it. The birds LOVE it because it’s super gross and therefore is full of bugs. It makes birding on the beach super easy.
A Whimbrel going through seaweed washed up on shore trying to find hiding beach bugs.
A Whimbrel and a Marbled Godwit facing off on the beach. It’s a battle of the long noses.
A lone Whimbrel in a sea of different shorebirds
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