Most of the waders were well out in the bay during my walk, but this Curlew was feeding a little closer in, giving me the chance to catch it with a worm in its beak.
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@smdavies67.bsky.socialMost of the waders were well out in the bay during my walk, but this Curlew was feeding a little closer in, giving me the chance to catch it with a worm in its beak.
@smdavies67.bsky.socialNature’s larder is full of rich autumnal colours just now from the rose hips to seabuckthorn, apples and Salicornia (more edible when younger tender shoots). All dotted around the #BelhavenBay shoreline.
@smdavies67.bsky.socialOystercatchers resting on the sandbars as the tide flowed in at #BelhavenBay #EastLothian. Numbers build through autumn as wintering birds join those resident here year-round, with some maybe travelling from as far afield as Iceland, Norway and the Faroes.
@smdavies67.bsky.socialDefinite autumnal feel down at #BelhavenBay as golden hour approached. Three #littleegrets were out in the bay - too far away for me to really capture, but nice to watch & experience.
