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Home > Common Birds in Lincolnshire Last comments - Common Birds in Lincolnshire Tawny Owl245 viewsThis bird was sat in the garden, and I could just see its outline. So I grabbed the camera, set it to manual focus and got as close as I could, pressing the shutter and hoping it was the right focal distance!achick10/26/07 at 08:29Don Davis: great capture. Tawny Owl245 viewsThis bird was sat in the garden, and I could just see its outline. So I grabbed the camera, set it to manual focus and got as close as I could, pressing the shutter and hoping it was the right focal distance!achick10/25/07 at 23:55Colin Smale: Very nice too, think I would just clone out that g... Tawny Owl245 viewsThis bird was sat in the garden, and I could just see its outline. So I grabbed the camera, set it to manual focus and got as close as I could, pressing the shutter and hoping it was the right focal distance!achick10/25/07 at 23:32Mick West: Lovely!! M&M fieldfare138 viewsfieldfare worlabyDon Davis10/25/07 at 06:44Don Davis: many thanks dean. Short-eared Owl301 viewsAlan Bowness10/24/07 at 21:02uniomystic: Try lightening the shadows Alan. Its even more imp... fieldfare138 viewsfieldfare worlabyDon Davis10/24/07 at 18:43Dean Eades: nice Don fieldfare138 viewsfieldfare worlabyDon Davis10/24/07 at 07:33Don Davis: many thanks alan. fieldfare138 viewsfieldfare worlabyDon Davis10/23/07 at 21:49Alan Bowness: Nice flight shot of a fieldfare Don, they are not ... Sanderling108 viewsMore on my website10/23/07 at 09:28Matthew Latham: Thanks Neil - I was particularly pleased with this... Sanderling108 viewsMore on my website10/23/07 at 08:42Neil Smith: Well captured Matt! Birds feet off the ground, exc... Short-eared Owl301 viewsAlan Bowness10/22/07 at 21:46Alan Bowness: Thanks chaps. ( my old knees do squeak a bit when ... Short-eared Owl301 viewsAlan Bowness10/22/07 at 09:45Stephen Routledge: Nice Al,was you disguised as a vole Short-eared Owl301 viewsAlan Bowness10/22/07 at 09:32Richard Pipe: super Dean Eades - Whooper swan120 viewsToft Res 18-10-07Dean Eades10/22/07 at 06:10Don Davis: nice one dean. Short-eared Owl301 viewsAlan Bowness10/22/07 at 06:09Don Davis: nice shot alan. Short-eared Owl301 viewsAlan Bowness10/21/07 at 23:14Dean Eades: very nice Al slavonian grebe144 viewsslavonian grebe flight shotDon Davis10/20/07 at 09:10Don Davis: thanks steve. whooper swan117 viewswhooper swan covenhamDon Davis10/20/07 at 09:10Don Davis: thanks m&m. Stonechat-female121 viewsMick West10/19/07 at 23:33uniomystic: Your pic has a certain 19th century charm to it. ... slavonian grebe144 viewsslavonian grebe flight shotDon Davis10/19/07 at 17:50Stephen Routledge: Nice shot Don. whooper swan117 viewswhooper swan covenhamDon Davis10/19/07 at 14:03Mick West: Lovely Don M&M Reed Bunting - female106 viewsMick West10/19/07 at 13:46Matthew Latham: very nice Mick redshank99 viewsredshank 18-10-07Don Davis10/19/07 at 13:39Don Davis: thanks alan. redshank99 viewsredshank 18-10-07Don Davis10/18/07 at 22:04Alan Bowness: Nice Don Mute Swan124 viewsMick West10/18/07 at 19:54Colin Smale: What size is the flower it's going to land on ... 9821 files on 393 page(s) 1 - 354 355 356 - 393 Powered by Coppermine Photo Gallery

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