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Home > Common Birds in Lincolnshire Last comments - Common Birds in Lincolnshire Sedge warbler, Frampton106 viewsPaul Sullivan07/15/11 at 10:03David Morison: Super image. Black-tailed godwit, Freiston RSPB112 viewsPaul Sullivan07/15/11 at 10:02David Morison: Lovely detail and lighting. Long Tailed Tit93 viewsKevin Everton07/15/11 at 10:02David Morison: Nice detailed image Kevin. Sedge warbler, Frampton106 viewsPaul Sullivan07/12/11 at 23:05Paul Sullivan: thanks Sedge warbler, Frampton106 viewsPaul Sullivan07/12/11 at 22:09Dean Eades: Nice Paul Black-tailed godwit, Freiston RSPB112 viewsPaul Sullivan07/12/11 at 19:15Paul Sullivan: thanks Black-tailed godwit, Freiston RSPB112 viewsPaul Sullivan07/12/11 at 10:03Steve Nesbitt: Nice Paul Nuthatch129 viewscan any ringers / experts suggest whether these two shots show an adult in post breeding moult or a juvenile in post fledging moult? there may actually be two different birds in the two shots-- in the wing spread the feathers look quite fresh to me which would suggest a juv and is there any relevance in the colour of the lower mandible?gpc07/10/11 at 20:01gpc: cheers Alan -- as you say I never look at Nutters... Nuthatch129 viewscan any ringers / experts suggest whether these two shots show an adult in post breeding moult or a juvenile in post fledging moult? there may actually be two different birds in the two shots-- in the wing spread the feathers look quite fresh to me which would suggest a juv and is there any relevance in the colour of the lower mandible?gpc07/10/11 at 18:54Alan Ball: This one looks like an adult (more worn plumage) -... Marsh Harrier and?237 viewscan anyone suggest what the prey is? surely its not a Treecreeper?gpc07/10/11 at 18:37gpc: had not seen the bill! more eyes see more details Marsh Harrier and?237 viewscan anyone suggest what the prey is? surely its not a Treecreeper?gpc07/10/11 at 18:09David Morison: I agree, the brown on the head and shape of bill. Marsh Harrier and?237 viewscan anyone suggest what the prey is? surely its not a Treecreeper?gpc07/10/11 at 17:34gpc: second thoughts looks rather like a sparrow House?... Little Grebe chicks.102 viewsCleethorpesDave Bradbeer07/10/11 at 16:04gpc: cute and cuddly Common Whitethroat107 viewsJuvenile bird 1 of 3 seen togetherSteve Nesbitt07/06/11 at 22:18Stephen Godson: nice photo m8 Little Gulls, Cleethorpes, three of 5 birds present.144 viewsDigiscoped, distant, heat haze etc, etc!Dave Bradbeer07/04/11 at 23:22Dean Eades: Beautiful Birds Dave ... its as tall as me 137 viewsRobert Hardy07/04/11 at 17:59Colin Smale: Top drawer Jay96 viewsKevin Everton07/03/11 at 22:52Stephen Godson: good shot kev Jay96 viewsKevin Everton07/03/11 at 21:49Steve Nesbitt: Excellent Kev its as tall as me 137 viewsRobert Hardy07/02/11 at 19:40Richard Pipe: beauty Rob its as tall as me 137 viewsRobert Hardy07/02/11 at 10:09Steve Nesbitt: Nice 127 viewsStephen Godson07/02/11 at 10:09Steve Nesbitt: Nice capture through the vegitation Steve Skylark103 viewsSteve Nesbitt07/01/11 at 20:08Steve Nesbitt: Cheers Robert m8 Skylark103 viewsSteve Nesbitt07/01/11 at 19:14Robert Hardy: very nice shot Steve. Skylark103 viewsSteve Nesbitt07/01/11 at 17:13Steve Nesbitt: Thanks Richard Spotted Flycatcher119 viewsRoy Harvey06/30/11 at 17:52Richard Pipe: nice Roy 9821 files on 393 page(s) 1 - 151 152 153 - 393 Powered by Coppermine Photo Gallery

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