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Nice shot, congratulations, and from a rather close distance - your lens is not very long. I do not think it is limosa limosa either - I have one among my photos - it looks a bit different to me... (this is the direct link: http://www.treknature.com/viewphotos.php?l=3&p=103546). Consider as well Short-billed Dowitcher (Limnodromus griseus).
Hi Matt,
Maybe it will be interesting for you to know that I saw such a butterfly here, in Bulgaria, about three weeks ago and managed to take a picture of it. I am going to upload it here tomorrow. Of course, it is alone and not so interesting as your excellent composition. The peculiar thing about this creature is - it has such colours, that at the first glance at the photo you think that there is too much noise in the pictute. Later you realize that everythign is OK :).
Hi Angelo,
The photo is just great, congratulations. I am familiar with this bird - it is very shy and difficult to come close and catch, I have managed once to capture one, but on the ground. How do you like your 30D? :)
Hi Evelynn,
Your picture is very nice and I am quite excited to see it, because I have the same equipment. It is very interesting for me to know - at what ISO did you take the shot and did you use the stabilizer and in which position - 1 or 2?
Thank you in advance!

Hi Nasos,
This picture is very interesting to me, because I took a picture of a black stork
near Kerkini lake in spring 2008 and the stork had as well a ring on the right foot! You can see my picture here at the address http://www.treknature.com/viewphotos.php?l=3&p=167610
On the picture you cannot see the ring, but I have other pictures with the ring visible. I am pretty sure, it is the same bird!