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Gulf coast birds

SanderlingA Sanderling View Species info in a new window in the early morning sun…

Ruddy Turnstonejoined by a Ruddy Turnstone View Species info in a new window.

Pelican and Laughing Gull
Pelican and Laughing Gull View Species info in a new window

Willet at sunriseWillet View Species info in a new window at sunrise

Willets at sunset

Willets at sunset

Magnificent Frigate BirdMagnificent Frigate Bird – a first for me

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5 Responses to “Gulf coast birds”

  1. bird lady MonsterID Icon bird lady UNITED STATES says:
    May 4, 2008 at 7:06 pm

    Ah, Klaus…all wonderful…but the willets in the sunset are just gorgeous!

  2. Bird Girl MonsterID Icon Bird Girl UNITED STATES says:
    May 5, 2008 at 6:53 am

    I too, love the willets at sunrise — just beautiful! Congrats on the Magnificent Frigate, isn’t if fun to get a ‘first’!

    Bird Girl’s last blog post..My Morning Surprise…

  3. John T. MonsterID Icon John T. UNITED STATES says:
    May 5, 2008 at 8:25 am

    I absolutely love that willets at sunset shot, it would make a nice print for the wall.

    John T.’s last blog post..Emerging Fern….

  4. yvonne k MonsterID Icon yvonne k UNITED STATES says:
    May 5, 2008 at 9:04 am

    the willets at sunset is very beautiful!! a comment about the sanderling…i am enjoying the texture of the light ground with black speckles backing up to a bird with similar tones– i like the ground to bird ratio and the fact it is uncentered;~D
    yvonne~

  5. Lin MonsterID Icon Lin UNITED STATES says:
    May 6, 2008 at 8:33 am

    Hi Klaus, Wow! I’m glad I stopped by. I had a little time this morning and decided to visit a couple of blogs. You never disappoint! All wonderful shots, but I really like the willets in the sunset. Nice exposure on that. Even the waves are visible. Very cool shot. I didn’t know that Frigatebirds ever made it to the States. I once saw them in the West Indies, but never imagined I could ever see them here. That’s exciting! The pelican and gull are nicely highlighted. I like the other shots, too!

    Lin’s last blog post..Hanging In There!