This photograph was taken by Philip Giles from the Peacock Tower of the WWT's London Wetland Centre this August.
It shows a corncrake - Philip's first ever! - in a heron's beak.
How amazing! I would say there is practically no chance that you would see a corncrake at this site even if there were several of them skulking around in the grass (which there almost certainly never are!). So for a heron to catch one, wave it around and for it to be photographed so clearly is just, I'll say it again, amazing!
I was pleased to see that the corncrake wasn't ringed - otherwise I'd be worried about whether it was a released bird from the Nene Washes.
Amazing!
Worst photo of the year more appropriate.