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They are sandpipers but just little different than the other sandpipers
©2023 by Barbara Fallenbaum
This triptych consists of three 16" x "40 canvases
They nest on sandy beaches up away from the water near clumps of vegetation but no shelter
As you can see the nest is in the sand
Roseate Spoonbill Mating Ritual Left Acrylic Print Size:12" x 18" They are sandpipers but justPainting of a pair of Roseate Spoonbills during part of their mating ritual. In Courtship, male and female first interact aggressively with ritual dancing, and bill clapping. Later they perch close together, present sticks to each other, cross and clasp bills. They are social birds congregating and nesting in colonies along with other wading birds. They rely on each other for security and hunting. This pair was seen early one morning at Fort DeSoto