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Home > Rare Birds in Lincolnshire Last comments - Rare Birds in Lincolnshire Purple Sandpiper96 viewsgpc11/18/05 at 19:51Colin Smale: Great shot Dean Eades - Grey Phalarope90 viewsCovenham Reservoir 13-11-05Dean Eades11/13/05 at 19:33Matthew Latham: nice Red Necked Grebe107 viewsRed Necked Grebe - Covenham ReservoirRussell Hayes11/09/05 at 09:21Colin Smale: Nice Grey Phalarope175 views11/06/05 at 17:25Matthew Latham: Thanks Guys Grey Phalarope175 views11/06/05 at 13:52Colin Smale: Nice one Matthew Grey Phalarope175 views11/06/05 at 12:20Dean Eades: Very nice Grey Phalarope145 viewsColin Smale11/06/05 at 12:17Dean Eades: Nice Colin Dean Eades - Phalarope221 viewsCovenham Reservoir - 05.11.05Dean Eades11/06/05 at 12:15Dean Eades: Grey Phalarope110 viewsColin Smale11/06/05 at 09:45Matthew Latham: Nice one Colin Dean Eades - Phalarope221 viewsCovenham Reservoir - 05.11.05Dean Eades11/06/05 at 09:44Matthew Latham: Superb! Dean Eades - Phalarope221 viewsCovenham Reservoir - 05.11.05Dean Eades11/05/05 at 23:02Graham Hardy: Brilliant shot Dean Eades - Phalarope221 viewsCovenham Reservoir - 05.11.05Dean Eades11/05/05 at 22:23Colin Smale: That one is delicious Dean Grey Phalarope132 viewsStill there today at Covenham.Colin Smale11/04/05 at 21:05Dean Eades: Grey Phalarope132 viewsStill there today at Covenham.Colin Smale11/04/05 at 18:49Graham Hardy: Brilliant shot Colin Dean Eades Red - necked Grebe126 viewsCovenham Res 01-11-05Dean Eades11/01/05 at 17:53Colin Smale: Heck that's nice Dean Dean Eades - Slav Grebe106 viewsCovenham Res - 29-10-05Dean Eades10/30/05 at 17:19Matthew Latham: Lovely shot Dean Eades - Whooper swans105 viewsCovenham Res 29-10-05Dean Eades10/30/05 at 17:18Matthew Latham: Nice one! Dean Eades - Whooper swans105 viewsCovenham Res 29-10-05Dean Eades10/30/05 at 16:57Colin Smale: Lovely shot. Quail432 viewsgpc10/28/05 at 10:15Colin Smale: Hell, it's hard enough just to see one let alo... Quail432 viewsgpc10/28/05 at 06:39Graham Hardy: What a fantastic shot. Lesser Yellowlegs111 viewsDave Bradbeer10/21/05 at 17:16Colin Smale: At last, someone's got a decent shot of this c... Lesser Yellowlegs111 viewsDave Bradbeer10/21/05 at 17:10Neil Smith: Great shot, Probably flat light helps? EASTERN ABIETINUS CHIFFCHAFF at Saltfleetby Oct-18, 2005 (same bird)179 viewsThe wing-bar is not so obvious from this view, but another feature was its pale feet and lower leg. The call matched that described and recorded by Hannu Jannes on his CD "Calls Of Eastern Vagrants", where he remarks that this call is not regularly heard in Western Europe. ATRIFRONS10/19/05 at 20:42gpc: in a very brief visit to WEdge this afternoon ... Lesser Yellowlegs at Killingholme116 viewsRoy Harvey10/16/05 at 18:04Matthew Latham: Nice Lesser Yellowlegs at Killingholme116 viewsRoy Harvey10/16/05 at 18:01Colin Smale: Lovely shot Roy. 4037 files on 162 page(s) 1 - 156 157 158 - 162 Powered by Coppermine Photo Gallery

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