There’s a certain melancholy when summer fades to fall. The marsh grasses in their golds and browns reframe the landscape.
These late-season shorebirds lingered in a protected marsh pool during high tide.
Their reflections muted on this foggy afternoon.
A lone sandpiper finding company among the “marshpipers” – or yellowlegs. Shorebirds in a fading landscape.
There’s something magical about your posts. Beautiful pictures, beautifully written. I almost feel like I’m there.
You’re such a kind person as well, sharing all the bird patterns that you’ve work hard to create. I’ve made many of them to attach to gifts and thank you in my head for your generosity every time!
Thank you!