While it was a little brighter at Boundary Bay today, which is good from the photography perspective, it was still fairly quiet on the birding front.
At first I could only locate a handful of Pectoral Sandpipers.
They were foraging close to the dyke along the high water mark.
In the tidal pools around the pilings,
… was this lone Greater Yellowlegs.
It was quite cooperative providing a few good photo opportunities.
As the afternoon progressed I noticed there were several more Pectoral Sandpipers tucked away amongst the clumps of eelgrass a little further out. Still no Sharp-tailed Sandpiper though.
On my way back I managed to get fairly close to this Black-bellied Plover which was on its own on the periphery of the main flock.
This larger flock had Black-bellied Plovers, Dunlin, Sanderling and Western Sandpipers.