The Wandering Tattler is found singly or in very small numbers on coral cays or rocky shores in Queensland, New South Wales and the Northern Territory.
Wandering Tattlers are apparently quite rare in Australia, so you can imagine my delight when I discovered this one. Just to be sure, I ran my images by a number of very experienced & reputable Australian birders and received a unanimous response.
So here it is...
Joining in with Stewart's meme:
13 comments:
Very good photo's Liz....i like them a lot.
Greetings and all the best.
Joop
http://joopzandfotografie.blogspot.nl
Heel mooi het is ook een prachtige vogel.
a cute little subtle-colored wader. :)
Wow - what an exciting capture! Congratulations :-)
Pretty bird and a great capture! Congrats on your sighting!
Fantastic shots, Liz! Congratulations on your sighting!
A beautiful bird. Congrats on the sighting.
Awesome little bird. And such a long beak for its size.
Great shots Liz.
Congratulation on a lifer!
Would love to see a Tattler show up in one of our migrating bird flocks! (That would be quite rare.)
What a lovely little chap, sweet images!!!
Great find and wonderful shots
A great looking bird and beautiful photos of it! All I know about birds, I learn from blogs...
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