Bits and bobs from the weekend

All with the 30D/100-400mm at 400mm, handheld, on the coast near to my home in Blyth, North East England:

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wow Keith awesome images , I really like the last Sanderling shot the best but all are great ,,, well done thanx for sharing

Thank you kindly.

Great captures, crisp and detailed. Very well done Keith R.

wow, great shots all of them. love the first and last.

The first image is superb but they are all very nice. I would be happy with any one of them.

Great set...the vertical photo with the frontal view of the Sanderling is real neat...the 1st Stonechat looks chubbier than the second one, both are precious snaps as well...

Superb, simply superb.

Little shore birds photographed with lottsa attention to detail and manifest affection.
very charming shots, all of them w/o exception.

These are all excellent shots especialy the sanderling who never seem to keep still for a second and i really like the bg on the stonechats.

Splendid Keith!

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The stonechats are splendid the fog provides a great background, the Redshank however is my favourite especially after my poor attempts to photograph them at the weekend.

Hi Keith;
Beautiful images, especially with the very difficult lighting conditions...
Nice!
Cheers;
Lee

Wonderful shots. The color of the first shot is very appealing. Very nice exposure on the entire set with fine detail. Great set!

Excellent work here Keith. Because they're very annimate, and don't hold still very long, Sanderlings can be very difficult to get good results like these.