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Home > Common Birds in Lincolnshire Common Birds in Lincolnshire Dean Eades - Ruff118 viewsCleethorpes 28-02-07 http://www.pbase.com/dean_eades Dean Eades Dean Eades - Ruff105 viewsCleethorpes 28-02-07 http://www.pbase.com/dean_eades Dean Eades Dean Eades - Ruff106 viewsCleethorpes 28-02-07 http://www.pbase.com/dean_eades Dean Eades Pochard104 viewsCleethorpes 28-02-07Dean Eades Dean Eades - Barnacle Goose96 viewsCleethorpes 28-02-07Dean Eades Mute Swan72 viewsMick West Willow Tit123 viewsMessingham Nature Reserve 26th February 2007S and K Spavin Black Headed Gulls83 viewsPairing up Messingham Nature Reserve 26th February 2007S and K Spavin Black Headed Gulls77 viewsDisplaying Messingham Nature Reserve 26th February 2007S and K Spavin Long tailed Tit - carrying nesting material82 viewsHartsholme 26-02-07Dean Eades Long tailed Tit - carrying nesting material107 viewsHartsholme 26-02-07Dean Eades Long-tailed Tits101 viewsgathering nest material from paper towel hung in treegpc Goldcrest124 viewsgpc Long-tailed Tit98 viewsfemale with nest materialgpc Long-tailed Tit106 viewsmale nest buildinggpc Red Throated Diver112 viewsRichard Pipe Sparrowhawk192 viewsFeeding on Starling in gardenRichard Newton Tawny Owl156 viewsTawny Owl - Bird 2 - NoctonRussell Hayes Tawny Owl138 viewsTawny Owl - Bird 1 - NoctonRussell Hayes Marsh Harrier122 viewsgpc Marsh Harrier98 viewsgpc Marsh Harrier83 viewsgpc Marsh Harrier101 viewsgpc Marsh Harrier101 viewsthis female Marsh Harrier was around the pits today and gave a couple of photo opportunities albeit in fairly poor light; so what age is it? the female type plumage with a dark iris, fairly uniform dark brown tail but with some moult in the remiges must make this a female; according to Forsmann in their first winter Marsh Harriers moult body, some wing coverts and sometimes central tail feathers but not remiges so this bird appears to be older than 2cy but there are worn and faded pale tips to the greater coverts which suggest these are juvenile feathers? there is a distinct moult contrast between the inner 4 new primaries which are paler brown than the darker outers but the outers also seem a bit shiny and unworn as if they may also be new feathers? one inner secondary is a new paler brown feather and the central tail feathers look a bit darker than the outers--so is it a 2cy or 3cy or older female?gpc Blue tit114 viewshttp://www.pbase.com/dean_eadesDean Eades 9941 files on 398 page(s) 1 - 348 349 350 - 398 Powered by Coppermine Photo Gallery

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