Rain or shine Wednesday was the only day I could go to White Rock to see whether I could find the Marbled Godwit that had been reported the day before.
Sure enough it had joined the resident Willet and Kildeer that commonly feed alongside the White Rock foreshore. The birds are easy to find, just make your way to the large Rock just south of the pier.
The challenge was to capture both birds in one frame. Here are the results before backing off and leaving the birds to feed.
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| Willet (Catoptrophorus semipalmatus) in the foreground and Marbled Godwit (Limosa fedoa) |
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| The two sandpipers feed among Canada Geese and Mallards. |
"It's never too late to start birding"
John Gordon
Langley/Cloverdale
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