To the Sea
The coast in winter, the roar of the sea, beauty and ferocity. Wind whipped sea foam sparkling in the weak sun, the fizz of waves pouring over pebbles. A twittering from small birds dashing away from the rising tide. I visited the most easterly point in the UK, Ness Point in Lowestoft, in search of Purple Sandpipers. These little birds, darting around like clockwork toys between the rocks and waves are regular winter visitors to this area and I was keen to see them. After three visits I eventually managed a couple of images, but they are tricky birds to photograph, small and constantly moving.
There were also some Turnstones around…
But the Sandpipers were the stars, busying about feeding and preening, taking no notice of the human onlookers.
Follow this link to see a video of the Purple Sandpipers…
Wishing you all a very happy, healthy and prosperous new year!
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They are certainly lovely little birds. One day I hope to see one. Happy New Year to you as well.
Happy New Year Dawn. Great descriptive words as usual and great sharp images (as usual too!)