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lichenaday · 10 months
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Some of the baby birds I met on this recent round of field work:
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1. Limosa limosa, black-tailed godwit
2. Haematopus ostralegus, oystercatcher
3. & 4. Numenius phaeopus, Eurasian whimbrel
5. Tringa totanus, redshank
6. Charadrius hiaticula, common ringed plover
7. Pluvialis apricaria, European golden plover
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birdblues · 5 months
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American Oystercatcher
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herpsandbirds · 5 months
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Pied Oystercatchers (Haematopus longirostris), family Haematopodidae, Stockyard Point, VIC, Australia
photograph by Greg & Jeanette Licence
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todaysbird · 8 months
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Today’s bird is this idiot, confused by his own reflection
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heavenlyeros · 5 months
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oystercatcher !
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hoot-alex · 1 year
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besidethepath · 11 months
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Birds on the rocks
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onichophora · 6 months
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Seabird Medley
From top clockwise - Tākapu (Australasian Gannet), Tarāpunga (Red-billed Gull), Tara Iti (Fairy Tern), Tūturiwhatu (New Zealand Dotterel), Tōrea pango (Variable Oystercatcher). These are all shorebird species seen on beaches from my part of the country.
Can't remember when I did this, probably Nov 2018. Can't remember what I called it either. I painted them on little craft canvases and then glued them together with popsicle sticks
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ridiculousbirdfaces · 2 months
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Eurasian oystercatcher
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Eurasian Oystercatcher (Haematopus ostralegus)
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vintagewildlife · 7 months
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Oystercatcher By: Unknown photographer From: WWF Nature in Danger Stickers 1987
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richs-pics · 4 months
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Oystercatcher with mussel
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lost-lycaon · 4 months
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African Black Oystercatcher, hunting the perilous shore for limpets and mussels. Oysters rarely enter their diet. The best time to hunt is when waves are against the shore, and shellfish open up. When the tide is out, shells lock shut, and when the tide is in, the prey is underwater.
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birdblues · 2 years
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Black Oystercatcher
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herpsandbirds · 5 months
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Pied Oystercatchers (Haematopus longirostris) feeding on tasty mollusks, family Haematopodidae, Austin's Ferry, Hobart, Tasmania, Australia
photograph by JJ Harrison
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nickstanley · 3 months
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American Oystercatcher
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besidethepath · 5 months
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As an oystercatcher, you have to scout and work hard to get food. And then the cheeky seagulls are lurking everywhere.
I took a trip to the Baltic Sea today - more pictures to follow.
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