Black-bellied Plover, preening
Eating
These are non-breeding adults visiting for the winter
The males look like their name when on their breeding grounds in the high Arctic tundra
Dunlin, also in non-breeding winter plumage as they migrate through on their way to their breeding grounds in the Arctic and in Greenland.
Sanderling on the left and a Marbled Godwit feeding behind.
Male Dunlins also sport a black belly in their breeding plumage
Ring-billed Gull, appropriately named
Preening
Our 2nd most common gull
Scratching
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