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  • About
  • Animal Communication
  • Coastal Birds A-Z
    • American Avocets
    • American Oystercatchers
    • Black-necked Stilts
    • Black Skimmers
    • Cormorants
    • Curlews
    • Dowitchers
    • Dunlins
    • Egrets
    • Godwits
    • Grackles
    • Gulls
    • Herons
    • Ibises
    • Least Sandpipers
    • Pelicans
    • Phalaropes
    • Pigeons & Doves
    • Plovers
    • Rails
    • Red Knots
    • Red-winged Blackbirds
    • Ruddy Turnstones
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ruddy turnstones

Turnstones. Named for their ability to flip rocks looking for prey, they also have super grippy feet that allows them to forage easily on algae covered rocks. They're definitely one of a kind, and their calico-esque breeding plumage can't be beat!

Packed full of personality, they always make laugh, I can always use more Ruddy Turnstones in my life.

Adorable!

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