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Home > Rare Birds in Lincolnshire Rare Birds in Lincolnshire Ring Ouzel151 viewsRing Ouzel - Tetney LockRussell Hayes Ring Ouzel122 viewsRing Ouzel - Tetney LockRussell Hayes Lesser legs being pursued by redlegs96 viewsgpc Lesserlegs94 viewsgpc Lesser lellowlegs83 viewsgpc Quail412 viewsgpc Slavonian Grebe100 viewsSlavonian Grebe - Covenahm ReservoirRussell Hayes Long Tailed Duck98 viewsLong Tailed Duck - Covenham ReservoirRussell Hayes Lesser Yellowlegs100 viewsgpc Dean Eades Long-tailed duck96 viewsCovenham Reservoir distant in poor light (record shot)Dean Eades Dean Eades - Curlew Sandpiper146 viewsKillingholme 22-10-05Dean Eades Dean Eades - L Yellowlegs106 viewsKillingholme 22-10-05Dean Eades Dean Eades - L Yellowlegs103 viewsKillingholme 22-10-05Dean Eades L Yellowlegs87 viewsgpc L yellowlegs90 viewsgpc Lesser Yellowlegs101 viewsDave Bradbeer Lesser Yellowlegs at Killingholme108 viewsVideo grabRoy Harvey Lesser yellowlegs104 viewsThe damn redshank hate this bird and keep driving it off.Colin Smale Lesser Yellowlegs100 viewsLesser Yellowlegs - Nth Killingholme - Never decent light conditions.Russell Hayes Lesser Yellowlegs102 viewscomparison with Redshank showing small size and slnder jizzgpc Red-breasted Flycatcher147 viewsgpc Red-breasted Flycatcher181 viewsgpc Red-breasted Flycatcher127 viewsgpc EASTERN ABIETINUS CHIFFCHAFF at Saltfleetby Oct-18, 2005 (same bird)170 viewsThe wing-bar is not so obvious from this view, but another feature was its pale feet and lower leg. The call matched that described and recorded by Hannu Jannes on his CD "Calls Of Eastern Vagrants", where he remarks that this call is not regularly heard in Western Europe. ATRIFRONS EASTERN ABIETINUS CHIFFCHAFF at Saltfleetby137 viewsInitially located by its Greenish Warbler-like call, a loud di-syllabic sli-eep or chi-ly repeated fairly rapidly. Note also the apparent wing-bar, brownish ear-coverts and whitish underparts.ATRIFRONS 5179 files on 208 page(s) 1 - 197 198 199 - 208 Powered by Coppermine Photo Gallery

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