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Home > Common Birds in Lincolnshire Last comments - Common Birds in Lincolnshire Sparrowhawk154 viewsYoung male digiscoped through the early morning mist.Dave Bradbeer12/20/07 at 17:27Colin Smale: Like it. Robin 88 viewsDes Norton12/20/07 at 11:57Mick West: Robin91 viewsCentral Park, Scunthorpe 19th December 2007S and K Spavin12/20/07 at 11:49Elizabeth Hood-Phipps: Very Christmassy! Love to you both, Libby Kingfisher178 viewskingfisherDon Davis12/20/07 at 09:28Don Davis: many thanks Steve. Pied Wagtail98 viewsCentral Park, Scunthorpe Wednesday 19th December 2007S and K Spavin12/19/07 at 21:10uniomystic: Excellent, I'm off down soon for another look.... Robin91 viewsCentral Park, Scunthorpe 19th December 2007S and K Spavin12/19/07 at 21:07uniomystic: I have to admit I like this ! Dave Pied Wagtail98 viewsCentral Park, Scunthorpe Wednesday 19th December 2007S and K Spavin12/19/07 at 21:06S and K Spavin: Thanks Dave. Good views of nuthatch in Brumby Wood... Pied Wagtail98 viewsCentral Park, Scunthorpe Wednesday 19th December 2007S and K Spavin12/19/07 at 21:04uniomystic: Nice close up shot Simon. Dave Kingfisher178 viewskingfisherDon Davis12/19/07 at 17:55Stephen Routledge: Stunning Don. Kingfisher144 viewsKingfisher - North KillingholmeRussell Hayes12/19/07 at 16:36Des Norton: Cracking shot SEO205 viewsShort Eared Owl Des Norton12/19/07 at 00:21achick: Stunning Light! Kingfisher144 viewsKingfisher - North KillingholmeRussell Hayes12/18/07 at 23:09Richard Pipe: classy Russell G.P.C 910 viewsComments please !!!Dean Eades12/18/07 at 23:02John Goy: I knew the GPS was too good to be true. SEO108 viewsMick West12/18/07 at 21:16Mick West: Thanks Colin! SEO121 viewsTaken in near darknessMick West12/18/07 at 21:16Mick West: Thanks! SEO149 viewsMick West12/18/07 at 21:15Mick West: Thanks nick Fieldfare at Grasby128 viewsUp to 11 Fieldfares have joined the Blackbirds feasting on our applesRoy Harvey12/18/07 at 20:01Roy Harvey: Thanks Mick - I was fortunate to have the bird at ... Kingfisher144 viewsKingfisher - North KillingholmeRussell Hayes12/18/07 at 19:21Don Davis: great shot Russell Kingfisher144 viewsKingfisher - North KillingholmeRussell Hayes12/18/07 at 19:19Nick Clayton: Very nice Russell SEO149 viewsMick West12/18/07 at 19:18Nick Clayton: Nice shot Mandy Kingfisher144 viewsKingfisher - North KillingholmeRussell Hayes12/18/07 at 18:49Colin Pumfrett: Superb Russell SEO108 viewsMick West12/18/07 at 18:47Colin Pumfrett: Nice ones Mick Fieldfare at Grasby128 viewsUp to 11 Fieldfares have joined the Blackbirds feasting on our applesRoy Harvey12/18/07 at 14:30Mick West: Lovely pic Roy M&M SEO121 viewsTaken in near darknessMick West12/18/07 at 13:52Des Norton: Well done in very low light . SEO121 viewsTaken in near darknessMick West12/17/07 at 09:56Don Davis: nice head on shot Mandy. 9821 files on 393 page(s) 1 - 349 350 351 - 393 Powered by Coppermine Photo Gallery

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