Added below the dolphins are two of a flock of Purple Sandpipers which numbered at least 48 birds, seen behind the sea wall near to Girdle Ness.
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Friday, 9 January 2015
Girdle Ness Dolphins and two more of Purple Sandpipers
The remaining photos from yesterday's trip to see the Harlequin Duck in the previous post but not the duck instead the Dolphins at Girdle Ness which never got close but the sun allowed for long distance shots. The first three are a sequence, the fourth is showing off and the fifth is bird-watching like I was.
Added below the dolphins are two of a flock of Purple Sandpipers which numbered at least 48 birds, seen behind the sea wall near to Girdle Ness.
Added below the dolphins are two of a flock of Purple Sandpipers which numbered at least 48 birds, seen behind the sea wall near to Girdle Ness.
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