I have no idea. They are some kind of little shorebird, which could be dozens of species
August 13, 2010 by retrieverman
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shore birds!!!! 8-)
sanderling?
http://lenslugger.blogspot.com/2009/03/bulletin-72-upper-texas-coast-shorebird.html
http://www.allaboutbirds.org/guide/Sanderling/id
did it run up and back to/from the water? that’s a key distinguishing behavior
It’s some kind of sandpiper.
And yes, these birds run back and forth the whole time.
The location may be a bit off, though.
Sanderlings are found in South Carolina only during the winter…
Piping plovers?
They are possibly related to a much short-peaked, but in the same type of environment living sea shore bird, charadrius hiaticula.
More of those sea shore birds, namely Charadrius – always in the water but not more than up to knees
http://dreambirding.blogspot.com/2008/12/dream-i-had-just-before-awakening-this.html
Can u find yours?
Or rather it could be a Calidris minuta, which would be a good poang, since it is quite rare.