Turnstones use their long but strong beaks to move small stones, especially in the intertidal zone. Then they probe the exposed mud or sand for things to eat.
These birds were active directly below the Goat Walk at Topsham.
Wildlife from Wolverhampton and nearby
Turnstones use their long but strong beaks to move small stones, especially in the intertidal zone. Then they probe the exposed mud or sand for things to eat.
These birds were active directly below the Goat Walk at Topsham.