In the bushes along the sides of the road, we often spied rock ptarmigans monitoring the surroundings for predators approaching their nests.
The musings of itinerants exploring the world as house/pet sitters and enjoying every minute of it.
Showing posts with label Semipalmated Plover. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Semipalmated Plover. Show all posts
Thursday, September 01, 2022
Thursday, June 23, 2022
Birds and the Tundra
My ability to photograph birds on the wing is limited. But when they alight (and hold still for a bit) I can do fairly well.It is especially nice to find them on the tundra with all the colors and textures it presents.
Labels:
Alaska,
Black Bellied Plover,
Long-tailed Jaeger,
Nome,
Nome-Teller Road,
North America,
Semipalmated Plover,
United States,
Willow Ptarmigan
Location:
Nome, AK, USA
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