Another New Species For Me

The American Avocet is another shorebird that I had not imaged before. At Merritt island these birds searched the marshlanf for food. Birdweb says “American Avocets occupy shallow freshwater habitat in open country. They typically feed in open water 10-20 centimeters deep, but they also swim regularly in water too deep for wading. Highly productive alkaline ponds and lakes are ideal for foraging.
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