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Home > Discussion Birds Last comments - Discussion Birds Help with ID please?504 viewsDavid Morison04/01/12 at 16:09Robert Hardy: looks like young ostrich to me. Mick Widdowson/ Discussion Birds337 viewsMick Widdowson03/19/12 at 21:51Mick Widdowson: Thanks Andrew Mick Widdowson/ Discussion Birds337 viewsMick Widdowson03/19/12 at 14:14Andrew Chick: Looks like a cross between a Greylag and a white d... Raptor449 viewsDistant shot flying away but note the dark terminal band and white uppertail. What do you think?John Clarkson03/05/12 at 11:52Dean Eades: Cracking Bird Raptor449 viewsDistant shot flying away but note the dark terminal band and white uppertail. What do you think?John Clarkson03/05/12 at 11:52Dean Eades: shows how mistakes are made Raptor449 viewsDistant shot flying away but note the dark terminal band and white uppertail. What do you think?John Clarkson03/05/12 at 01:07Stephen Routledge: Just goes to show you can't get everything rig... Raptor449 viewsDistant shot flying away but note the dark terminal band and white uppertail. What do you think?John Clarkson03/05/12 at 00:25John Clarkson: Steve that's what I think it looks like but in... Raptor449 viewsDistant shot flying away but note the dark terminal band and white uppertail. What do you think?John Clarkson03/04/12 at 21:50Stephen Routledge: Looks pretty good for a RLB to me,combination of t... Raptor449 viewsDistant shot flying away but note the dark terminal band and white uppertail. What do you think?John Clarkson03/03/12 at 00:23John Clarkson: And perhaps a hint of white on the head? A leucistic Chaffinch at Marston STW Feb 2012376 viewsImage by Rick RobinsonAndrew Chick03/01/12 at 01:23David Morison: Dave woods described a bird just like this when I ... A leucistic Chaffinch at Marston STW Feb 2012376 viewsImage by Rick RobinsonAndrew Chick02/29/12 at 13:13Hugh Middleton: He showed me pictures there last Thursday and plea... Great Northern Diver?440 viewsGarry Wright02/11/12 at 00:01Garry Wright: Have sent photos to John Clarkson Great Northern Diver?440 viewsGarry Wright02/09/12 at 17:43Garry Wright: Thanks for your reply. The photos are not exc qua... Great Northern Diver?440 viewsGarry Wright02/08/12 at 18:59gpc: the collar, hooded look, large and obvious feet an... Little Stint ?318 viewsGarry Wright02/08/12 at 15:15Garry Wright: Thanks Dean Little Stint ?318 viewsGarry Wright02/08/12 at 12:42Dean Eades: Dunlin Little Stint ?318 viewsGarry Wright02/08/12 at 01:46Garry Wright: THANKS RUSS Little Stint ?318 viewsGarry Wright02/04/12 at 15:44Russ Telfer: Dunlin ??? wader404 viewsgpc02/02/12 at 23:59gpc: more shots of this Little Stint on my blog -- inte... Buzzard395 viewsThought Common but would like your thoughts.Russell Hayes01/21/12 at 20:04Phil Hyde: Oh, must be a clone then as I saw a Buzzard at Wit... Skua sp276 viewsTaken on Mystere Pelagic.Joe Pell01/20/12 at 22:44Paul French: This ones definitely an Arctic. Buzzard301 viewsThought Common but would like your thoughts.Russell Hayes01/12/12 at 01:42Paul French: Yes, a Common. Buzzard395 viewsThought Common but would like your thoughts.Russell Hayes01/09/12 at 23:07Russell Hayes: Thanks Phil, just wanted a second opinion as this ... Buzzard395 viewsThought Common but would like your thoughts.Russell Hayes01/09/12 at 22:46Phil Hyde: Its a Common Russ, looks like the previous image a... Harrier349 viewsVery long distance shot of a Hen Harrier taken at dusk at Nocton a few days ago, I can't remember ever seeing a male Hen with black strip down wing ?? Had a look in BWP and cannot see that it is mentioned. Is this usual ??Russ Telfer12/26/11 at 11:42John Clarkson: Hmmm! Russ that was meant to be a link showing ma... 359 files on 15 page(s) 1 - 4 5 6 - 15 Powered by Coppermine Photo Gallery

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