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After yesterdays Least Seedsnipe, the best was to come the following day. A stomp around Garibaldi Pass, by making our own path to get up there produced a fantastic "covey" of 4 White-bellied Seedsnipes, the final member of this strange shorebird family that I had not seen. We spent a quality 30 minutes with them while they fed in typical seedsnipe fashion, amongst the bright green cushion plants...
Next up...the ANTARCTIC PENINSULA!
Next up...the ANTARCTIC PENINSULA!
1 comment:
Wow Sam, what a splendid looking species and the image shared is wonderful. I always enjoy how a great image comes together with exceptional background to show off the main subject and you did a great job at capturing this in a fine manner~
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