After finishing our latest Wader Count we headed out to Inskip Point to check out what bird life was there.
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As usual most of the birds were resting on the little sand island out from the point.

Little Egret (
Egretta garzetta)

We found this Little Egret feeding in the shallows by the shoreline, while this White-breasted Woodswallow flew in and posed nicely for us on a dead branch.

White-breasted Woodswallow (
Artamus leucorynchus)
It's always nice when you can get the reflection in the water as well as the bird. Little Egrets are especially nice for this I find. Great photos.
ReplyDeleteThanks Mick I think the weather also helps as it was such a nice day to be out.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shots Neil! Especially the in-flight photo of the Little Egret.
ReplyDeleteThanks Larry our son took the camera from me for a change and that is what he managed get.
ReplyDeleteAnother beautiful birdwatching day!
ReplyDeleteSounds like a wonderful birding day. Love Egret in flight shot.
ReplyDeleteI like the photo of the Little Egret walking in the water!
ReplyDeleteThanks Snail, Eileen & Dreamfalcon.
ReplyDeleteGreat shots! looks like it was a good day!
ReplyDeleteThanks Alan it was a great day for birding.
ReplyDeleteLovely photos, Neil! It's nice to note that you have birds there that I see quite often here in the Philippines.
ReplyDeleteA nice shot of the woodswallow Neil, what a very descriptive name for a bird.
ReplyDeleteGreat shots! Nice of the swallow to pause and pose for you.
ReplyDeleteGreat photos Neil! I love the White-breasted Woodswallow.
ReplyDeleteThanks Bob, Phil, Slugyard & MaineBirder.
ReplyDeleteSuch beauties!
ReplyDeleteYes Halcyon they are beautiful birds.
ReplyDeleteThe woodswallow is new to me. Great looking on that pole. :)
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Thanks NatureFootstep.
ReplyDeleteSweet shots!
ReplyDeleteI love that White breasted Woodswallow.
Another one I haven't even heard of before - thanks :D
Thanks Nicole.
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