Coastal Birds
Coastal Birds, from the Osprey in flight to the Brown Pelican and Terns. There are always a variety of birds to be seen along the coast.
Coastal Birds
Coastal Birds, from the Osprey in flight to the Brown Pelican and Terns. There are always a variety of birds to be seen along the coast.
Coastal Birds
19 Replies to “Coastal Birds”
Great shot of the Pelican and the Royal Tern – shows you just how big those Pelicans are relative to the rest of the birding world.
Yes, I really like the brown pelicans, they have some very pretty colors this time of year.
I like the bird looking up at the Pelican best – what a great shot Sandra!
Thank you Linda, it is always fun to capture a moment like this. 🙂
Yes, especially if you didn’t see it happen in real time – what a pleasant surprise later!
They are so beautiful! Real wonders.
I agree Katherine, thank you 😊
I love how feeding grounds bring a variety of birds together. In our backyards it’s the birdfeeder. At the beach it’s the shoreline.
Yes, it is amazing to see Beth. So many different species sharing the same area. It is a beautiful sight.
These are lovely shots, Sandra. What fun you must have seeking out your next subjects.
Thank you Kellye, yes I am always out walking and have my camera with just in case, one never knows what will be around the next corner. Always an adventure.😊
The Pelican and Tern, what a great nature shot 👏👏👏
Thank you Ted, there’s a pile of rocks out away from a beach area and a lot of birds like to perch there, usually at at least 5 or 6 different kinds of birds.
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Thank you very much Francine 🙂
I love these nice bird pics! Keep them coming.
I sure will Marland, I have been taking a lot of them this month 🙂
Oh that pelican and tern is so lovely. You really see bird photos with two species sharing the spotlight like this.
Thank you, I have found a few places here where there are piles of rocks out away from the beaches and many different birds are sharing these areas. The pelicans and cormorants are always in the same group as well.