On Sunday morning I stood in a very cold north wind as several Piping Plovers worked over low tide sand flats seeking marine worms. These birds are threatened with extinction and, while they are frequent visitors to Delaware, they are seldom seen close up. I was fortunate to have a very close encounter with these distinctly colored tiny birds. I have posted 6 photographs of the 300+ I took that morning because of the uniqueness of the encounter.
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6 Comments
These are great. I especially like the third one down. You know, I’ve never actually seen a piping plover.
I always wondered what one of these buggers looked like. Thanks for the great photography Tony!
Jody, Thanks for looking at my site and thanks for the nice comment.
Tony
Tony Pratt said, Man i don’t know how this is possible, but we have the same name
So if we met do you think you could take me on a trip with you to take some more awesome pictures?
First look at a Piping Plover. I think I’m in love!