Photos | Dance of the Sandpipers

A breathtaking spectacle unfolds as a vast flock of sandpipers takes flight over San Pablo Bay, illustrating the vibrant choreography of nature.
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Captured on a serene April afternoon in 2025, this image portrays the awe-inspiring sight of countless sandpipers in synchronized motion above the waters of San Pablo Bay National Wildlife Refuge in Vallejo, California. Harnessing the power of the Canon R7, this photograph encapsulates the essence of animal migration, as these resilient water birds embark on their seasonal journey. The flocking sandpipers, perfectly aligned with one another, create a mesmerizing aerial ballet against the backdrop of lush greenery and tranquil waters. Their collective movement transforms the sky into a dynamic tapestry of life and motion, reminding us of the astonishing beauty and complexity found in the natural world.
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2025-04-26T13:24:11.500000-07:00
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