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Home > Common Birds in Lincolnshire Common Birds in Lincolnshire Chaffinch32 viewsDave Bradbeer Great Tit, juvenile.31 viewsDave Bradbeer Juvenile Buzzard116 viewsManton Triangle Scunthorpe 21st July 2007S and K Spavin Robin35 viewsDave Bradbeer Dunnock31 viewsDave Bradbeer Robin, juvenile.39 viewsGrowing up fast.Dave Bradbeer Long Tailed Tit45 viewsFar IngsRichard Pipe wren50 viewswrenDon Davis Female House Sparrow53 viewssedge warblerDon Davis Dean Eades - Swallow58 viewsParadise 07-07-07Dean Eades Dean Eades - Swallow43 viewsParadise 07-07-07Dean Eades Dean Eades - Sedge warbler49 viewsParadise 07-07-07Dean Eades Dean Eades - Wren35 viewsRimac 07-07-07Dean Eades sedge warbler38 viewsDon Davis Marsh Harrier (Female)63 viewsFemale Marsh Harrier with prey over the Monty's View Point on Sunday 9th Julyachick Dean Eades - Swallow juv28 viewsRimac 07-07-07 http://www.deaneadeswildlifephotography.co.ukDean Eades Pied Wagtail39 viewsNettletonRichard Pipe Curlew69 viewsMick West Kestrel56 viewsMessingham, Scunthorpe 7th July 2007S and K Spavin Blackbird101 viewsThis poor harrassed father was trying in vain to feed his youngster, it took a worm no problem but would not entertain this offering of bread, the look on his face shows his frustration I think!!!! He was trying to persuade it for about 15 mins!Mick West Marsh Harrier42 viewsMick West Marsh Harrier63 viewsMick West Young Barn Owl - stretching his legs!104 viewsTaken from my kitchen which directly overlooks nest site, I can see them, they can see me - I take far more care not to disturb them when photographing than I do when emptying my waste bin or taking dogs out for exercise! We have a mutual respect and understanding for each other which is why I believe the parents come back to nest year after year :-)Mark Martin Fledgling Barn Owl - calling for food115 viewsTaken from my kitchen which directly overlooks nest site, I can see them, they can see me - I take far more care not to disturb them when photographing than I do when emptying my waste bin or taking dogs out for exercise! We have a mutual respect and understanding for each other which is why I believe the parents come back to nest year after year :-)Mark Martin another swallow photo41 viewsDon Davis 9941 files on 398 page(s) 1 - 329 330 331 - 398 Powered by Coppermine Photo Gallery

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