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Home > Common Birds in Lincolnshire Last comments - Common Birds in Lincolnshire Dean Eades - Little owl117 viewsDean Eades04/09/11 at 23:04Dean Eades: Thks Nesting greylag goose76 viewsMy local geese, they nested at my local pond for many years now Billy Clapham04/09/11 at 22:25Billy Clapham: *they have nested Dean Eades - Little owl117 viewsDean Eades04/09/11 at 20:15Steve Nesbitt: nice dean Yellow Wagtail82 viewsYellow WagtailDon Davis04/09/11 at 09:50Don Davis: Thanks Steve & Mike. Yellow Wagtail.83 viewsYellow WagtailDon Davis04/09/11 at 09:48Don Davis: Thanks Dean & Mike. Dean Eades - Little owl117 viewsDean Eades04/09/11 at 09:48Don Davis: Nice One Dean. Wigeon82 viewsMichael Pickwell04/09/11 at 09:47Don Davis: Great shot Mike. Wheatear87 viewsMichael Pickwell04/09/11 at 09:46Don Davis: Beauty Mike top bird. Wren84 viewsMichael Pickwell04/08/11 at 23:08Steve Nesbitt: Fantastic set Michael Dunnock77 views1 of a pair that are visiting my garden more and more often, hopefully to nest?Steve Nesbitt04/08/11 at 23:06Steve Nesbitt: Thanks very much Michael Jackdaw73 viewsPractice shot of bird in flight - any tips on improving (& I need them!) please message me - thanks.Steve Nesbitt04/08/11 at 23:06Steve Nesbitt: Thanks a lot Don Rook70 viewsPractice shot of bird in flight - any tips on improving (& I need them!) please message me - thanks.Steve Nesbitt04/08/11 at 23:05Steve Nesbitt: Ta Dean but a long way to go on these type of shot... Wheatear87 viewsMichael Pickwell04/08/11 at 21:57Michael Pickwell: Thanks guys! Yellow Wagtail.83 viewsYellow WagtailDon Davis04/08/11 at 21:57Michael Pickwell: Cracker. Dunnock77 views1 of a pair that are visiting my garden more and more often, hopefully to nest?Steve Nesbitt04/08/11 at 21:56Michael Pickwell: Nice one Steve. Rook70 viewsPractice shot of bird in flight - any tips on improving (& I need them!) please message me - thanks.Steve Nesbitt04/08/11 at 21:17Dean Eades: well done Yellow Wagtail.83 viewsYellow WagtailDon Davis04/08/11 at 21:16Dean Eades: nice Don Wheatear87 viewsMichael Pickwell04/08/11 at 21:16Dean Eades: Nice Mike Yellow Wagtail82 viewsYellow WagtailDon Davis04/08/11 at 21:01Steve Nesbitt: You going twice Michael? Yellow Wagtail82 viewsYellow WagtailDon Davis04/08/11 at 21:01Michael Pickwell: Great shot Don. I'm off on Sunday - hope it&#... Wheatear87 viewsMichael Pickwell04/08/11 at 21:00Steve Nesbitt: Like this Michael Yellow Wagtail82 viewsYellow WagtailDon Davis04/08/11 at 21:00Michael Pickwell: Great shot Don. I'm off on Sunday - hope it&#... Jackdaw73 viewsPractice shot of bird in flight - any tips on improving (& I need them!) please message me - thanks.Steve Nesbitt04/08/11 at 20:54Don Davis: Beauty Steve well taken. Yellow Wagtail82 viewsYellow WagtailDon Davis04/08/11 at 20:31Steve Nesbitt: top notch Don Wren93 viewsSteve Nesbitt04/08/11 at 20:04Steve Nesbitt: Many thanks Richard 9821 files on 393 page(s) 1 - 163 164 165 - 393 Powered by Coppermine Photo Gallery

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