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It wasn't only Flamingos at Titchwell! These two Ruff (Ruffs?) were picking over the mud just outside the hide. Ron

A Ruff feeding in the mud at Titchwell. I had to ask for an ID on this one as it seemed smaller than the Ruffs which I have seen before. I think it is a juvenile female. This is the first time I have been close enough to one for a decent shot, so it is a 'first' for me. Ron

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Taken from my temporary waterhide in flooded field in Czech republic. More photos on my web pages http://www.ponga.cz/en

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Lots and lots of ruff in Lesvos when I went at the end of April.. bit different to the ones I uually encounter in Kent, these ones were wandering around my car and sitting quite happily in the middle of the road. This one knew about the theme of May's BF competition and decided to pose with...

Taken back in winter. First post for some while. My apologies to all for missing your excellent (no doubt) photos.

Hi Nice to get close to male Ruffs in the midst of their remarkable transformation to breeding spec. Rest assured I will do my best to capture one when in full regalia!

ruff feeding down to one metre

My very first attempt at digiscoping, hope I get better I believe this may be a Spotted redshank changing to summer/breeding colors. Open to correction. Wrong again apparently its a ruff Titchwell

Taken on Norfolk RSPB Reserve

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Just come back from a week in North Norfolk, feeling abit Ruff

Post and run for me again this morning. We are off to Lakenheath to see family and friends today. About 3-4 hours on the bus, lovely!!!

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well my friends just had to share a pic of the very obliging ruff from the swanlink hide,hope you like,john.

well folks its allways a pleasure to see these waders busily running about looking very furtive,hope you like,john.

Oh what a great day Monday was, strong warm lighting early and late in the day, taken from the new hide at Titchwell, great for viewing but not for photography a tad high @ 20feet above the ground