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Godwits
Godwits can be recognized by their long, upturned bills, which are used to probe deep into the mud and sand for prey. The Marbled Godwit is the most common species seen in Florida.
Marbled Godwit
Probing
Preening
Steppin' out
At rest
Hard to reach spot!
Stretch!!!
Keeping an eye out
Morning preen
Morning calm
Calm water
Wing stretch
Early morning walk
Striking a pose
Drip...
Digging deep
Drying off
Diggin' deeper
Bathtime!
High key!
Bar-tailed Godwit
Working the flats
Preening
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Jean-Claude Billonneau
07-Oct-2022 22:52
Galerie magnifique. V.
Michal Leszczynski
23-Apr-2008 13:12
Wonderful gallery, beautiful birds. V.
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