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Buzzard155 viewsSteve Nesbitt01/31/12 at 20:43Kevin Everton:

Redshank147 viewsKevin Everton01/31/12 at 20:42Kevin Everton: Thank you Don and Steve

Buzzard155 viewsSteve Nesbitt01/31/12 at 20:30Steve Nesbitt: Ta lads

Buzzard155 viewsSteve Nesbitt01/31/12 at 19:43Don Davis: Super capture Steve.

Buzzard155 viewsSteve Nesbitt01/31/12 at 19:34Stephen Godson: good picture mate new camera doing well

Buzzard155 viewsSteve Nesbitt01/31/12 at 19:15Dean Eades: Well done Steve,

Redshank147 viewsKevin Everton01/31/12 at 19:08Steve Nesbitt: Well done Kev

Short-eared Owl138 viewsShort-eared Owl - Nocton FenRussell Hayes01/31/12 at 19:07Steve Nesbitt: Like it

Short-eared Owl170 viewsOne of Two birds seen at RSPB Freiston Shore todayNeil Smith01/31/12 at 19:07Steve Nesbitt: Nice 1 Neil

Mute Swan129 viewsMute SwanDon Davis01/31/12 at 19:06Steve Nesbitt: Great detail Don

Nuthatch146 viewsRuss Telfer01/31/12 at 19:06Steve Nesbitt: Lovely mate

SEO189 viewsRuss Telfer01/31/12 at 19:06Steve Nesbitt: Nice Russ

Wigeon114 viewsSteve Nesbitt01/31/12 at 19:05Steve Nesbitt: Cheers Don

Brent Goose100 viewsSteve Nesbitt01/31/12 at 19:04Steve Nesbitt: Thanks a lot lads

Redshank147 viewsKevin Everton01/31/12 at 16:57Don Davis: Very Nice Kevin.

Mute Swan129 viewsMute SwanDon Davis01/31/12 at 11:34Don Davis: Thanks Dean.

Short-eared Owl174 viewsQuite surprisingly the bird was sat in the hedge beside the busy Caistor-Horncastle road
at 2.30 p.m.Roy Harvey01/30/12 at 20:59Roy Harvey: Thanks for kind comments!

Mute Swan129 viewsMute SwanDon Davis01/30/12 at 19:29Dean Eades: sweet

Mute Swan129 viewsMute SwanDon Davis01/30/12 at 07:50Don Davis: Thanks John & Russ much Appreciated.

Nuthatch146 viewsRuss Telfer01/30/12 at 07:49Don Davis: Top shot m8.

SEO151 viewsRuss Telfer01/30/12 at 07:49Don Davis: Love it Russ.

Brent Goose100 viewsSteve Nesbitt01/30/12 at 00:20Dean Eades: Nice Steve

Mute Swan129 viewsMute SwanDon Davis01/29/12 at 23:00Russ Telfer: Beaut mate

Short-eared Owl138 viewsShort-eared Owl - Nocton FenRussell Hayes01/29/12 at 23:00Russ Telfer: Nice mate

Short-eared Owl170 viewsOne of Two birds seen at RSPB Freiston Shore todayNeil Smith01/29/12 at 23:00Russ Telfer: Nice Neil

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