The Redshank is a very common resident in Ireland. It can be found along the shoreline and on estuaries throughout the country, its numbers swell in Autumn/Winter with the influx of birds from colder regions. They do breed in Ireland but only in small numbers as most of our visiting birds depart at the start of spring for whence they came.
These shots were taken this morning at Sutton Creek in Dublin. There were plenty of Redshank around, foraging amongst the seaweed, racing up and down the shore just on the tide line.
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