Just a simple shot of a simple bird. This is a willet, a large-ish shorebird in the sandpiper family. This particular willet was patrolling the incoming surf at Saint Andrews State Park in Panama City Beach, Florida — foraging for crustaceans, insects and marine worms. I was on my stomach with my 200-400mm lens, trying to avoid that incoming surf. Nikon D810 with Nikkor 200-400mm lens (at 300mm) ISO 800, f/4 at 1/3200th of a second
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Very sweet, Sean. I like the “softness” of the bird’s immediate
environment.
One of my favorite birds, you have captured him. Lovely
great pic. looks like this bird is looking for something to eat.
—– Agile paragon
—– Fleet footed Baryshnikov
—– Dancing in the surf .
I love the soft grays and subtle green. It’s a beautiful picture of a very cute bird.
lovely colors in this shot!
I will B looking 4 him on our Beaches on Boca Grande
Aunt Sue
A lovely photo of a sometimes under-appreciated bird.