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Home > Common Birds in Lincolnshire Last comments - Common Birds in Lincolnshire Redshank110 viewsAlan Bowness10/02/06 at 19:48Alan Bowness: Thanks Neil Redshank110 viewsAlan Bowness10/02/06 at 14:41Neil Smith: Greatpose Alan! Wheatear??172 viewsWould someone confirm ID, we were in two minds about this one!Mick West10/02/06 at 00:55trevormlee: Certainly is Wheatear Black Tailed Godwit115 viewsMore on my website10/01/06 at 18:46Dean Eades: very nice Gannet (Sula Bassana)103 viewsWash Boat Trip - 24th Sept 2006 - taken with 60mm Macro Lens..........achick09/25/06 at 08:06Neil Smith: crackin Shots Andy, What you gonna be like when yo... Dean Eades - Arctic Skua127 viewsWash Pelegic 24-09-06Dean Eades09/25/06 at 08:05Neil Smith: Crackin Shots Dean! Gannet (Sula Bassana)118 viewsWash Boat Trip - 24th Sept 2006achick09/24/06 at 22:08Dean Eades: 3 very nice photos Andy , 60mm Macro Tawny owl Frampton marsh135 viewsPaul Sullivan09/24/06 at 21:42achick: This has got to be one of the strangest birds to f... Little Stint99 viewsLittle Stint - Covenham Reservoir - 9 birds presentRussell Hayes09/23/06 at 15:37Colin Smale: Nice one. Common Snipe102 viewstrevormlee09/22/06 at 15:21trevormlee: Sorry wrong one Little Plover juvenile102 viewsAn interesting comparison with Russell Hayes shot of the same bird with his super new camera!Colin Jennings09/21/06 at 22:45Dean Eades: its the setting Colin not the Camera Ruddy Duck family129 views3 babies in total but one "under"!!Mick West09/20/06 at 22:03achick: The text has been changed! Ruddy Duck family129 views3 babies in total but one "under"!!Mick West09/20/06 at 20:41Mick West: Yep youre right, I took pics of grebes as well and... Dean Eades - Little Stint66 viewsCovenham Res 18-09-06Dean Eades09/20/06 at 17:24Eric Davison: Snipe121 viewsSnipe - Kirkby on BainRussell Hayes09/20/06 at 17:23Eric Davison: stands out! Ruddy Duck family129 views3 babies in total but one "under"!!Mick West09/20/06 at 15:49Russell Hayes: Hi Mandy/Mick, I think they are Ruddy Duck. Little Grebe135 viewsAm well informed that it is a Little Grebe in winter plumage?Mick West09/13/06 at 20:41Mick West: thanks Wader275 viewstrevormlee09/13/06 at 17:30Dean Eades: Little Grebe135 viewsAm well informed that it is a Little Grebe in winter plumage?Mick West09/13/06 at 12:11gpc: it is actually a juvenile Little Grebe Mick, most ... Wader275 viewstrevormlee09/12/06 at 22:11trevormlee: Many Thanks, only a record shot Wader275 viewstrevormlee09/12/06 at 21:51Dean Eades: Cracking Wader shot Trev Dean Eades - Wheatear49 viewsCov Res http://www.pbase.com/dean_eades/rootDean Eades09/12/06 at 21:37Dean Eades: 0 star ? Dean Eades - Ringed plover56 viewsToft Res - 10-09-06 http://www.pbase.com/dean_eades/rootDean Eades09/12/06 at 21:36Dean Eades: think it was worth 2 star Ruff232 viewsColin Smale09/12/06 at 08:07Colin Smale: Thanx Nuthatch157 viewsEric Davison09/11/06 at 21:14Dean Eades: Nice Record Eric ,Ive only seen two in Nocton wood... 9821 files on 393 page(s) 1 - 384 385 386 - 393 Powered by Coppermine Photo Gallery

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