Common Redshank, at this time of year, have a very spotted breeding plumage, so don't confuse with Spotted Redshank! This one was feeding on small shrimps by the Parkes hide Rye Harbour Nature Reserve until it caught a large Ragworm. | Sussex Wildlife Trust

Greenshank, Redshank, Greenshank, Redshank Autumn migrations are underway, birds which have bred further north are beginning to make their way to over-wintering grounds. Many of our reserves are seeing steady increases of wading birds on pools and lagoons. Some of these birds may stay but many will be stopping off to refuel, before continuing their journey. Greenshanks are best seen at this time of year, stopping off at coastal and freshwater wetlands to feed and rest before making their way to