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| Mostly Bonaparte's gulls, 4 sandpipers, and one plover. And their reflections. |
The breeding adults have black heads; younger ones are grey and white with a black smudge behind the eye.
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| And the one semi-trusting gull. But he's watchful. |
Monday, August 05, 2019
Flighty
A mixed flock of Bonaparte's gulls and sandpipers foraged peacefully on the shore at Willow Point. I approached them carefully, one slow step at a time, stopping often to pretend I was just another rock. It didn't work. They're too smart for me.
The breeding adults have black heads; younger ones are grey and white with a black smudge behind the eye.
The breeding adults have black heads; younger ones are grey and white with a black smudge behind the eye.
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