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Add to LightboxA Greater Yellowlegs stands on the top of wave worn Thrombolites in Newfoundland, Canada. When I consider the yellow legs of this wading shorebird (Tringa0, I notice the same color is repeated in the rock weed (Fucus) which suggests to me a disguise afforded the predator bird.
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Greater Yellowlegs Tinga Thrombolites formations geological marine ancient Newfoundland Flowers Cove living rocks round mound critically endangered microbial structures microbial micro-organism clotted structure 3.5 to 650 million years old primitive life Cambrian biological unicellular life living Pleistocene glaciation radius radiate low tide communities very rare Newfoundland Australia Flowers Cove Newfoundland © Janet MacCausland
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- Newfoundland, Canada, Waterbirds: Shorebirds: Plover, Sandpiper, Phalarope, Bittern, Oystercatcher, curlew,
