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Home > Rare Birds in Lincolnshire Last comments - Rare Birds in Lincolnshire Purple Sandpiper149 views11/18/06 at 21:21Dean Eades: Purple Sandpiper149 views11/18/06 at 19:37Alan Bowness: Nice one Matt Hen Harrier404 viewsHen Harrier - Male - Holbeach MarshRussell Hayes11/18/06 at 12:12Colin Smale: lovely birds arent they, nice shot Russ. Black kite284 viewsHolbeach 12-11-06 lets hope it stays away from the Bird slicersDean Eades11/13/06 at 21:37gpc: 99.4% of all birds avoid collisions with wind turb... Dean Eades - Purple sandpiper144 viewsToft Res 11-11-06Dean Eades11/12/06 at 17:29Matthew Latham: nice shot Dean Dean Eades - Purple sandpiper144 viewsToft Res 11-11-06Dean Eades11/11/06 at 23:30Colin Smale: Like this Deano Little Auk344 viewsVideo grabRoy Harvey11/04/06 at 20:59Roy Harvey: Thanks Colin - at least I got some images. Poor Te... Little Auk344 viewsVideo grabRoy Harvey11/04/06 at 13:44Colin Smale: who would have thought we would get a pic of a mod... Black Kite596 viewsWill Bowell11/04/06 at 08:06Roy Harvey: Very nice Will. Thanks for help whilst there Dean Eades - Little Auks252 viewsHuttoft 02-11-06Dean Eades11/03/06 at 21:17Alan Bowness: Cool Dean Eades - Little Auks252 viewsHuttoft 02-11-06Dean Eades11/03/06 at 01:44Colin Smale: very nice indeed Dean Little Auk240 viewsgpc11/02/06 at 00:06Colin Smale: Fantastic stuff Graham snow goose272 viewsPaul Sullivan10/30/06 at 23:15Paul Sullivan: Taken at Sutton bridge-lighthouse farm Black Headed Blue Tit.349 viewsTaken at Whisby last week. The head is actually blue, with a black neck. I've had the id confirmed by BTO, and it's a rare aberration. Most others seen are Great Tits.Graham Gamble10/24/06 at 19:51Dean Eades: Awesome Bearded Tit - record shot282 viewsMick West10/23/06 at 22:04Dean Eades: nice bird Mick Dean Eades - Red crested Pochard227 viewsCov Res 22-10-06Dean Eades10/23/06 at 18:54Dean Eades: Talking to Mr Keith Covenham Robinson, he has only... Scaup210 viewsScaup - Covenham ReservoirRussell Hayes10/23/06 at 17:31Russell Hayes: Presumed Juvenile Male Dean Eades - Red crested Pochard227 viewsCov Res 22-10-06Dean Eades10/22/06 at 20:02uniomystic: delightful Dean, do they come here often ! Dave J... More of Buffy204 viewsColin Smale10/15/06 at 00:07Colin Smale: Radde's Warbler212 viewsgpc10/14/06 at 19:48Colin Pumfrett: nice More of Buffy204 viewsColin Smale10/14/06 at 19:47Colin Pumfrett: super RADDE'S WARBLER at Horseshoe Point230 viewsATRIFRONS10/13/06 at 21:16Alan Bowness: More of Buffy204 viewsColin Smale10/13/06 at 21:13Alan Bowness: Yeah nice More of Buffy204 viewsColin Smale10/13/06 at 18:42Dean Eades: More of Buffy204 viewsColin Smale10/13/06 at 17:07Colin Smale: Thanx Matt 4037 files on 162 page(s) 1 - 150 151 152 - 162 Powered by Coppermine Photo Gallery

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