In July, I captured a variety of bird species with my camera, but I focused on shorebirds in the second half of the month as they became more common with the onset of the fall migration. I used my trusty Canon 7D II, Candace II, and a Sigma 150-600mm 5-6.3 Contemporary DG OS HSM, also known as Big Selma, and edited the photos with Lightroom 5.
These are a few of the images I got:
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| The rare Fulvous (front) and more common Black-bellied (back) Whistling-Ducks |
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| Fulvous Whistling-Duck |
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| Black-bellied Whistling-Duck in flight |
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| Black-bellied Whistling-Duck |
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| Laughing Gulls are plentiful at this time of year |
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| Green Heron aka Gaulin |
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| Grassland Yellow-finch aka Grass Canary |
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| Black-faced Grassquit - male |
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| Grey kingbird |
Now the migrating shorebirds
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| Semipalmated Sandpiper |
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| Lesser Yellowlegs (L) and a Willet (R) |
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| A South American Migrant - Collared Plover |
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| Our smallest shorebird - Least Sandpiper |
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