A Marbled Godwit looking for dinner in gross water in a lagoon inlet. Reminds me of people hunting crawdads when I was a kid. I never really liked anything anything that would be in water this gross. Who knows what you are eating?!?
A Marbled Godwit slurping up a quick bite in the evening sunlight.
You can’t see it, but this is right under a train bridge and behind an office parking lot. I couldn’t help feel bad for the poor birds trying to fish in this gross water under moving trains. Makes me feel bad that our actions make their lives harder.
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– Jurassic Park
A Marbled Godwit in Carlsbad.
I almost didn’t see this Marbled Godwit since it blends in so well with the water around it. The barred feathers and the ripples blended in so well it was actually easier to see this bird in black and white than in its original color version.
A Whimbrel and a Marbled Godwit facing off on the beach. It’s a battle of the long noses.
Two Marbled Godwits taking an afternoon nap.
A Marbled Godwit stands on one leg on the beach.
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