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High quality stock photo of a collection of Sanderlings marching on the beach

Group of seagulls standing on the sandy beach near the Atlantic Ocean shore in Miami Beach.

A pigeon on a beach looking at the water

This is a photograph of a flock of Semipalmated Sandpipers (calidris pusilla), taken in Massachusetts.

A seagull walks on the beach in winter. Mediterranean Sea, Sant Elm, Mallorca. Color editing. Part of a series.

Lone Sanderling along the shore of a central Florida beach. (non breeding adult)

A herring gull in the sand of the Baltic Sea, Germany

A crow is feeding on the sand near by the sea.

Sea of sand and a seagull. A seagull walks along the beach of the ocean. Summer vacation.

$Close-up of Willet birds, on a sandy Pacific Coast beach, standing on one leg.\n\nTaken in Moss Landing, California, USA.$

Seagull on the beach at sunset on the Baltic Sea.

Seagulls walking on seashore. Black-headed gulls, walking on sandy beach near Baltic sea. Chroicocephalus ridibundus.

Laughing gulls on Atlantic beach near Cap Fréhel

Close-up view of a flock of seagulls on a sandy beach of the Atlantic Ocean. USA.

Group of juvenile black-headed gulls on a sandy beach, all looking the same direction

At dawn, with no people on the beach, a seagull (Laridae) walks along the sand in search of food scraps, no one is there.

A Willet (Tringa semipalmata) stands on one leg on a sandy beach in St. Augustine, Florida. A willet is one of the larger members of the sandpiper family

three little seagulls waiting until the wake pass away

Siberian sand plover, Charadrius mongolus is a family of Charadriidae.

A lone seagull stands on a sandy shore and looks at the sea. The concept of solitude and loneliness. Bird near the water.

$It is the only seagull with a constant occurrence in Brazil that is larger, reaching around 58 centimeters in length (Sick, 1997). These gulls can be separated by plumage pattern into four age classes (Novelli, 1997).\n\nThe adult has a black back and upper parts of the wings, while the head and lower parts are white. The beak is yellow, with a red spot at the tip of the jaw. The legs are greenish-yellow. Juveniles have grayish-brown upperparts plumage densely speckled with white; the underparts are white mottled with brown. The beak is black and the legs are pinkish gray.$

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