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I guess it is a Black Tailed Godwit, I captured this the other day on the River Deben at Woodbridge in Suffolk [IMG]http://i233.photobucket.com/albums/ee319/Hastingsgan/Favourite%20Birds/BBlackTailedGodwitDSC_6249_hf.jpg[/IMG]

One-legged Black-tailed Godwit at Lodmoor

Black-tailed Godwit taken from the Draper hide on 25th June.

Bar-Tailed Godwit, Atlantic coast in South-Western France.

Black Tailed Godwit at Conwy Reserve. Unusual to get close.

I expect you lucky folks at Arne have got used to seeing these? For me it was a first ever sighting during my first visit to Arne - it won't be the last! Is the lower bird ringed?

Here's one I took earlier :) S

seymouraves Hi both birds are BLACK TAILED GODWITS :))) Spotted redshank has a V shaped rump that goes up the back- blackwit has a square rump like the lower bird :) S Argh! Does that mean I still have to get a photo of a Bar-Tail? :) Thanks seymouraves - I have other photos of...

I visited Norfolk last year - the north coast - brilliant trip. And managed to photograph some Godwits. But I am not sure which are which or who is who? Are they Bar or Black tails? Or even Godwits? I think the first one is a Bar and the second a Black.....? Many thanks for any help! Best...

Blackbird Does that mean he is standing up to his knees in mud - so there a length of leg hidden from view? Interesting so he must a be a 'leggy' wader Regards Kathy and Dave Yups- you can see his 'knees' just at water level, so the legs are very long from body to...

titchwell on New Years Day