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Unusual Gull - comments welcome on ID162 viewsRussell Hayes

Thoughts wanted332 viewsAny thoughts on this bird appreciated, My first thoughts were Juvenile Perigrine but not convinced. It had the facial and breast markings of one. Very ragged feather edges and some pale areas on under primaries. Generally a brown bird. Seen being mobbed by lapwing.Russell Hayes

ID Please-record shot475 viewsCant decide about this one, it had definate red area that can vaguely be seen, very pale almost white breast and tail. any help appreciated, Im intrigued! MandyMick West

Escaped Hawk - Cleethorpes309 viewsNot an April foolRichard Pipe

240 viewsAs previousDave Rooke

228 viewsAs before sorry about qualityDave Rooke

222 viewsAs previousDave Rooke

136 viewsAs previousDave Rooke

153 viewsAs previousDave Rooke

161 viewsAs previousDave Rooke

195 viewsApologies for extremely poor quality of video capture - taken at Tennysons Gib Point - any help with identification gratefully received.Dave Rooke

Dean Eades - Mandarin Duck179 viewsN Somercoates lake , flew in with Mallard 17-03-07 Dean Eades

ID Please -285 viewsSolitary wader, first thoughts Greenshank?? Help appreciated thanks!Mick West

bunting334 viewsany comments it was photographed at East halton Skitter but the date seems to have been lost from data in a computer crash which has dated all my archived photos as 23.12.2005!gpc

bunting196 viewsany comments it was photographed at East halton Skitter but the date seems to have been lost from data in a computer crash which has dated all my archived photos as 23.12.2005!gpc

????? - thoughts please396 viewsTaken at Waters Edge 4th Feb 2007Richard Pipe

Feather - approx 8cm long129 viewsFound near the Brayford, Lincoln?achick

Pied Wagtail169 viewsPied Wagtail - WragbyRussell Hayes

White Wagtail ?192 viewsDigiscoped in blustery conditionsRoy Harvey

White Wagtail ?167 viewsDigiscoped in blustery conditionsRoy Harvey

Sparrowhawk359 viewsFound this bird today at work, it had somehow got caught up on some barbed wire and had probably struggled to free itself.Russell Hayes

Twite and Linnets492 viewsgpc

Golden Plovers366 viewscomposite image, left 2 show an abberrant Golden Plover right, a typical AGP in the same flockAlex Lees

Black-eared Kite407 viewsBlack-eared Kite, India, Feb 2002, note primary lengths, wing-shapeAlex Lees

Black-eared Kites400 viewsBlack-eared Kites, India, Feb 2002Alex Lees

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