Sanderling-Calidris alba have been returning to Broome over the past few weeks from their northern migration. Each year the Sanderling depart from Australia and...
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A day spent with Sanderlings is surely a day well spent. Even when they are not feeding in their endearing manner, chasing the waves...
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If you see shorebirds on a coastal beach in North America they are most likely Sanderlings (Calidris alba). If they are running back and...
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Just occasionally, seemingly ordinary conditions or events can combine to create a blissfully perfect moment during which the weight of all our stresses and...
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You know the birds I’m talking about. The little ones that run to and fro on tiny black legs, alternately chasing and being chased...
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