We've had high seas over the last couple of days and massive amounts of seaweed has washed up on the beach, attracting seabirds to feed. These are turnstones:

As you can see by the tin can, lots of rubbish has washed up as well.
I tried to get a bit arty by mirroring Orkney in the background with the rock in the foreground - didn't quite work!

The oystercatchers at Sandside harbour are much tamer than the ones at Armadale and Melvich, so I was able to get closer:

And, if you'll excuse the pun, I caught this one in a reflective moment:

All in all, a nice afternoon:

1 comment:
enjoy your photographs very much
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