Chincoteague ponies.

Interspersed with the godwits.

This bird was solo, in the water farther from any shorebird from the shoreline. Active.

Solo in dead flattened reeds.

Observation is for the bird in the center, with the long bill and yellowish base. Birds in foreground are laughing gulls, to the right, a napping oystercatch.

Three individuals of this species, next to an oystercatcher and divided by (possibly) a dowitcher.

in the car park

Posted signs to stay out of area due to piping plover/skimmer/least tern nesting.

Juvenile or non-breeding?

Foraging on high tide edge.

Showy individual was acting aggressive, even chasing around a great egret.

Very attractive little birds.

Around a sleeping Canada goose.

Solo.

Fox kit on side of road. A little skittish, but not much.

Waves knocked it up on shore, upside down. I returned it right side up, and it scuttled back from whence it came. Only one seen. An early breeder?

Good flock of skimmers.