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Home > Common Birds in Lincolnshire Last comments - Common Birds in Lincolnshire Goldeneye143 viewsgoldeneye covenhamDon Davis12/15/07 at 07:05Don Davis: many thanks Richard Matt & Alan. Blackbirds feeding on apples at Grasby184 viewsA poor shot taken through the house window early a.m. Shows about 40 of the 55 blackbirds seen at one time todayRoy Harvey12/14/07 at 23:57Roy Harvey: Was just thinking the same thing myself earlier in... Woodcock330 viewsWoodcock on November 28th 2007 at Messingham Sand QuarryJohn Goy12/14/07 at 23:38John Goy: It's a well known fact that old jokes are the ... Blackbirds feeding on apples at Grasby184 viewsA poor shot taken through the house window early a.m. Shows about 40 of the 55 blackbirds seen at one time todayRoy Harvey12/14/07 at 23:33John Goy: What's the chance of an American Robin droppin... Goldeneye143 viewsgoldeneye covenhamDon Davis12/14/07 at 19:55Alan Bowness: Nice one Don Goldeneye143 viewsgoldeneye covenhamDon Davis12/14/07 at 19:05Matthew Latham: very nice Don Kingfisher180 viewsKingfisher - Far IngsRussell Hayes12/14/07 at 18:52uniomystic: A dreamlike image of a startled looking bird. Very... Goldeneye143 viewsgoldeneye covenhamDon Davis12/14/07 at 16:18Richard Pipe: super Don Kingfisher178 viewskingfisherDon Davis12/13/07 at 20:22achick: very very nice Kingfisher178 viewskingfisherDon Davis12/13/07 at 08:51Don Davis: all comments much appreciated many thanks. Kingfisher178 viewskingfisherDon Davis12/12/07 at 22:34Dean Eades: very nice , Don Kingfisher178 viewskingfisherDon Davis12/12/07 at 21:57Colin Smale: Super Kingfisher178 viewskingfisherDon Davis12/12/07 at 21:09Nick Clayton: Very nice Don Kingfisher178 viewskingfisherDon Davis12/12/07 at 20:40Alan Bowness: Nice Don Kingfisher178 viewskingfisherDon Davis12/12/07 at 19:42Richard Pipe: spot on Don Kingfisher178 viewskingfisherDon Davis12/12/07 at 19:00Mick West: Lovely Don! M&M Great spotted Woodpecker120 viewsSame bird different day, a bit better than yesterday's effort.Dave Bradbeer12/10/07 at 20:30Alan Bowness: Nice Dave Great spotted Woodpecker120 viewsSame bird different day, a bit better than yesterday's effort.Dave Bradbeer12/09/07 at 23:07Dean Eades: very nice colours Dave Great spotted Woodpecker154 viewsDave Bradbeer12/09/07 at 21:19S and K Spavin: excellent pic Great spotted Woodpecker154 viewsDave Bradbeer12/09/07 at 14:36Richard Pipe: smashing Dave Woodcock330 viewsWoodcock on November 28th 2007 at Messingham Sand QuarryJohn Goy12/06/07 at 20:16uniomystic: But John ----- you ARE an old joke ! Dave Dean Eades - Jay133 viewsBradley wood 11-07Dean Eades12/05/07 at 17:30Dean Eades: Woodcock330 viewsWoodcock on November 28th 2007 at Messingham Sand QuarryJohn Goy12/05/07 at 00:03John Goy: Dave, I could tell you to get stuffed, but that... Woodcock330 viewsWoodcock on November 28th 2007 at Messingham Sand QuarryJohn Goy12/04/07 at 21:21uniomystic: Unless its a taxidermists job, nice shot John and ... Woodcock330 viewsWoodcock on November 28th 2007 at Messingham Sand QuarryJohn Goy12/04/07 at 18:49Dean Eades: spot on John 9821 files on 393 page(s) 1 - 350 351 352 - 393 Powered by Coppermine Photo Gallery

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