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Home > Rare Birds in Lincolnshire Last comments - Rare Birds in Lincolnshire Red Kite264 views1 of at least 10 seenSteve Nesbitt01/20/13 at 15:50Dean Eades: sweet Steve Waxwing230 views1 of 10 active birds seen near Aldi and Dunelm car parks today.Steve Nesbitt01/20/13 at 15:38Steve Nesbitt: Thanks Russ Woodlark251 viewsWoodlark - HuttoftGarry Wright01/20/13 at 15:38Steve Nesbitt: Nice Garry Woodlark251 viewsWoodlark - HuttoftGarry Wright01/20/13 at 08:54Dean Eades: cool Waxwing230 views1 of 10 active birds seen near Aldi and Dunelm car parks today.Steve Nesbitt01/19/13 at 18:47Russ Telfer: Beauty Steve Ring-necked Duck194 viewsStill at Shearmans Wath noon today. Please note that this is a private site but the bird can be viewed from the road.Russ Telfer01/11/13 at 16:11Dean Eades: smart Rough-legged Buzzard (juvenile)188 viewsChris Atkin01/07/13 at 20:45Chris Atkin: The bird flew over the main path between Mill Hill... Rough-legged Buzzard (juvenile)188 viewsChris Atkin01/07/13 at 20:33Phil Hyde: Looks like I left Mill Hill too early, or was that... Alexandrine Parakeets cropped317 viewsJohn Badley01/07/13 at 11:19Dean Eades: cool Red Kite252 views1 of 4 seen @ the tipSteve Nesbitt01/06/13 at 17:02Steve Nesbitt: Thanks gents Red Kite252 views1 of 4 seen @ the tipSteve Nesbitt01/06/13 at 07:21David Morison: Excellent set Steve - RH1 working well! Red Kite252 views1 of 4 seen @ the tipSteve Nesbitt01/05/13 at 21:06Garry Wright: Very nice Red Kite252 views1 of 4 seen @ the tipSteve Nesbitt01/05/13 at 20:02Robert Hardy: thats a very nice shot Steve and super light on it... Red Kite252 views1 of 4 seen @ the tipSteve Nesbitt01/05/13 at 19:44Kevin Everton: Very nice Steve Red Kite252 views1 of 4 seen @ the tipSteve Nesbitt01/05/13 at 19:25Russ Telfer: Nice days work mate Bitten198 viewsGarry Wright01/03/13 at 19:59Garry Wright: Cheers trevor did it show today Bitten198 viewsGarry Wright01/03/13 at 13:41Trevor Gunby: Nice work Garry - a couple of good action shots in... Bittern258 viewsSeen to the left of the hide at 11:15 before flying to reedbed on the opposite side of the pit.Trevor Gunby01/01/13 at 19:04Garry Wright: Nice Trevor 193 viewsTrevor Gunby01/01/13 at 17:07Dean Eades: cool Bittern258 viewsSeen to the left of the hide at 11:15 before flying to reedbed on the opposite side of the pit.Trevor Gunby01/01/13 at 17:06Dean Eades: sweet Trev Ring-necked Duck207 viewsBack on Riversles Pit at last!Trevor Gunby12/22/12 at 12:26Russ Telfer: Nice to see him back Trev Waxwing243 viewsIn garden this morningRuss Telfer12/12/12 at 21:55Dean Eades: Superb, wish it was my garden Waxwing243 viewsIn garden this morningRuss Telfer12/12/12 at 17:09Steve Nesbitt: Nice garden tick mate Red Kite168 viewsKevin Everton12/12/12 at 17:09Steve Nesbitt: Nice shots Kev Grey phalarope271 viewsGarry Wright12/10/12 at 22:15Garry Wright: Cheers Paul nice spot 4037 files on 162 page(s) 1 - 13 14 15 - 162 Powered by Coppermine Photo Gallery

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