A semipalmated sandpiper prowling the remnants of a tidal pool behind the Lot 6 beach at Parker River National Wildlife Refuge.

It was fun to watch this small flock of semipalmated sandpipers rapidly work over the wet sand left behind by the receding tide along th...

One of the pleasures of watching wildlife is when they are totally indifferent to your presence. After slowly approaching a large flock ...

High tide was right around sunrise on this September morning, and after following a small flock of sanderlings feeding along the beach a...

I read an article recently about photographing wildlife at local parks. It included a thought that resonated with me about looking for a...

The small flock of semipalmated sandpipers I was spending time with on this August morning were in constant motion. Both rapidly probing...

With their rapid sewing machine motion as they probe the wet sand, it can be challenging to get a tack-sharp shot of a sandpiper with it...

I went out for a sunrise session on Plum Island yesterday in the hope of finding some friendly sandpipers. I started at Sandy Point Stat...

Digging deep into the archives for this one. It was taken on a terrific fall evening in 2012 that I spent with a flock of mixed shorebir...

A very low morning tide opened up a huge swatch of tidal flats at Sandy Point State Reservation. The small mounds and dark sand in this ...

A semipalmated sandpiper searches the exposed sands for a late afternoon meal in Parker River NWR On my most recent trip to Parker Ri...

I have a habit of keeping tons of images that I'll never do anything with. On my first pass after downloading the images from a trip,...

It had been a while since I had touched my camera when I went out on this mid-August trip. Actually, much longer than "a while" ...