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Home > Common Birds in Lincolnshire Last comments - Common Birds in Lincolnshire Golden Plover.210 viewsGolden PloverDon Davis09/06/12 at 19:14Don Davis: Thanks Steve & Russ. Golden Plover.210 viewsGolden PloverDon Davis09/06/12 at 18:22Russ Telfer: A beauty mate Golden Plover.210 viewsGolden PloverDon Davis09/06/12 at 17:30Steve Nesbitt: lovely mate Black-tailed Godwit134 viewsRuss Telfer09/06/12 at 12:08Steve Nesbitt: Nice Black Tailed Godwit125 views1 of several hundreds seen todaySteve Nesbitt09/06/12 at 12:07Steve Nesbitt: Cheers Don Swallow131 viewsIt was great to also finally meet up with Russ Telfer today :)Steve Nesbitt09/06/12 at 12:07Steve Nesbitt: Thanks Russ Female Pintail.136 viewsPintailDon Davis09/06/12 at 07:19Don Davis: Thanks Russ. Female Pintail.136 viewsPintailDon Davis09/05/12 at 22:14Russ Telfer: Very nice mate Swallow131 viewsIt was great to also finally meet up with Russ Telfer today :)Steve Nesbitt09/05/12 at 19:53Russ Telfer: Great Set Steve. Nice to meet you too. Black Tailed Godwit125 views1 of several hundreds seen todaySteve Nesbitt09/05/12 at 18:27Don Davis: Beauty Steve. Black-Tailed Godwit.146 viewsPaul Neale09/04/12 at 12:47Paul Neale: Thanks George. Black-Tailed Godwit.146 viewsPaul Neale09/04/12 at 10:00George Rutter: Very artistic paul, i'm sure you could be in b... Reed Warbler130 viewsReed WarblerDon Davis09/04/12 at 07:33Don Davis: Thanks Roy. Reed Warbler130 viewsReed WarblerDon Davis09/03/12 at 21:53Roy Harvey: I like that Don! Tawny Owl138 viewsTawny Owl - Near BucknallRussell Hayes09/01/12 at 21:15Garry Wright: Nice Russ Kestrel.112 viewsKestrelDon Davis09/01/12 at 07:13Don Davis: Thanks Garry. Kestrel.112 viewsKestrelDon Davis08/31/12 at 23:22Garry Wright: Nice Don Pochard168 viewsBird with poale blue band on bill showing number 94 - could be a returning bird seen in previous winters!Trevor Gunby08/30/12 at 17:15Trevor Gunby: Thanks Andrew Pochard168 viewsBird with poale blue band on bill showing number 94 - could be a returning bird seen in previous winters!Trevor Gunby08/30/12 at 17:01Andrew Chick: Comment from Mark Grantham: This bird will probabl... Green Sandpiper and lunch137 viewsVernon Barker08/30/12 at 14:27George Rutter: cracking photo, vernon. Lincs shorty156 viewsjust imagining the power in the grip=also seen barn owl & little owl, osprey reported which was in same area..same time last year.Andy Atkinson08/29/12 at 18:16Andrew Chick: Interesting image... why isn't this LEO? I ass... Wheatear135 viewsDonna NookRichard Pipe08/28/12 at 14:28Don Davis: Nice Richard. 138 viewsGreen WoodpeckerGeoff Harrod08/27/12 at 19:24Andy Atkinson: Fantastic Sparrowhawk138 viewsSparrowhawk - Sea View FarmRussell Hayes08/26/12 at 20:47Andy Atkinson: Very nice Spotted Flycatcher135 viewsSpotted Flycatcher - SwanpoolRussell Hayes08/26/12 at 17:47Russell Hayes: Not my garden, but only a few 100m from Andy Sim&... 9821 files on 393 page(s) 1 - 42 43 44 - 393 Powered by Coppermine Photo Gallery

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