Sandpipers are found on shores and in wetlands around the globe, breeding on the Arctic tundra to more temperate climes.  “Sometimes as I walk along a beach and watch the skittering sandpipers chasing the waves, I think about just how far each individual bird has traveled to reach the spot that it and I share the same sand.  I suppose that is a bit too metaphysical for some birders but it was, for example, essentially the premise of Last of the Curlews, the personalized and fictional story of the last Eskimo Curlew on earth (Bodsworth 1954).”  I understand and fully relive this passage every time I walk the beach.  The entertaining sandpiper can now be a part of your home when you hang one of our sandpiper suncatchers.