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Snipe on the rocks at Hatton, I don't see many Snipe on beaches
Yet another second look at my old photos, and one I've been avoiding as I've got far too many wader photos to look through. Today's waders are from a folder of the same name and are the last post to cover waders, with some good and bad photos taken over many years with varied cameras.
Winter plumage Sanderlings
Breeding plumage, a May bird
Winter plumage flight at Craigmill
I haven't counted them, perhaps you could and let me know
Snipe at the Lurgies
Very unusual to see Snipe in the open
Distant photo of a Spotted Redshank at the Lurgies, Montrose Basin
Another faraway photo, this time near the Shelduck Hide
Spotted Redshank going to roost
May Turnstones just before migration
Also bird in May
Turnstone at Westhaven in October
The Water Rail section, not the easiest bird to find let alone photograph
Overdid the zoom and crop with this one
Juvenile Water Rail at the Bank of Scotland Hide, Montrose Basin
Whimbrel at Annat Bank, South Esk Estuary
Whimbrel near Montrose Sailing Club
Whimbrel at East Haven with a Curlew for comparison
White-rumped Sandpiper at Hatton, this bird is a vagrant from America
I sat for ages waiting for it to walk along in front of me, as it got near a birder flushed it.....
Wood Sandpiper at Kinnordy (and Google has made the photo too bright)
I might have another go at these two photos
Woodcock in Glenesk, rare to see in the middle of the day, and near at track
Woodcock in Glenesk, confident I was safe behind a fence
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