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Home > Common Birds in Lincolnshire Last comments - Common Birds in Lincolnshire Dean Eades - Spotted flycatcher142 viewsDean Eades06/20/12 at 00:04Garry Wright: Very nice Set Sedge Warbler.170 viewsSedge Warbler.Don Davis06/20/12 at 00:01Garry Wright: Nice Don Sedge Warbler.170 viewsSedge Warbler.Don Davis06/19/12 at 23:06Dean Eades: sweet Mate Dean Eades - Spotted flycatcher148 viewsDean Eades06/19/12 at 23:06Dean Eades: cheers ....... ........... Dean Eades - Spotted flycatcher142 viewsDean Eades06/19/12 at 23:05Dean Eades: cheers m8 Barn Owl226 viewsRuss Telfer06/19/12 at 21:58Nick Clayton: Nice shot Russ Barn Owl226 viewsRuss Telfer06/19/12 at 21:55Kevin Everton: Great shot Russ Dean Eades - Spotted flycatcher142 viewsDean Eades06/19/12 at 20:43Russ Telfer: Lovely mate Sedge Warbler.170 viewsSedge Warbler.Don Davis06/19/12 at 20:43Russ Telfer: Beauty Mate Dean Eades - Spotted flycatcher148 viewsDean Eades06/19/12 at 19:45Freddy Johnson: 3 great shots, Dean.....there can't be nicer f... Dean Eades - Spotted flycatcher148 viewsDean Eades06/19/12 at 19:24Nick Clayton: Nice shot m8 Sedge Warbler.170 viewsSedge Warbler.Don Davis06/19/12 at 18:47Colin Smale: Absolute cracker Pied Wagtail Nest178 viewsOn The Gear Box OfDave Andrew06/18/12 at 21:10Dean Eades: superb Spotted Flycatcher142 viewsSteve Nesbitt06/18/12 at 19:54David Morison: Snap! Nice one! Spotted Flycatcher140 viewsSpotted Flycatcher - SpridlingtonRussell Hayes06/18/12 at 19:11Freddy Johnson: Two great 'atmospheric' shots in the Churc... Spotted Flycatcher142 viewsSteve Nesbitt06/18/12 at 18:54Freddy Johnson: Great shot, Steve. The Fulbeck birds are my favour... Tree Sparrows199 viewsSome of the 8 young being fed todayRuss Telfer06/17/12 at 23:02Garry Wright: Nice Russ Siskin161 viewsApologies for the feeder but it was the only place it would land. Unusual summer visitor today. Russ Telfer06/17/12 at 22:56Andrew Chick: I'm guessing that it hasn't flown far........ Siskin161 viewsApologies for the feeder but it was the only place it would land. Unusual summer visitor today. Russ Telfer06/17/12 at 19:33Dean Eades: nice 1 m8 Tree Sparrows199 viewsSome of the 8 young being fed todayRuss Telfer06/17/12 at 19:33Dean Eades: sweet Tree Sparrows199 viewsSome of the 8 young being fed todayRuss Telfer06/17/12 at 19:28Russ Telfer: Thanks Mate Tree Sparrows199 viewsSome of the 8 young being fed todayRuss Telfer06/17/12 at 19:08Don Davis: Nice Russ. Spotted flycatcher (f)134 viewsReturning fro being fed by male.David Morison06/15/12 at 16:25Freddy Johnson: Fine shot, David.......Watched the pair again toda... Swift174 viewsThree consecutive shots of this Swift i have put together in this image.Don Davis06/15/12 at 08:06Don Davis: Thanks to all. Spotted flycatcher (f)134 viewsReturning fro being fed by male.David Morison06/14/12 at 22:59Steve Nesbitt: Nice David 9821 files on 393 page(s) 1 - 54 55 56 - 393 Powered by Coppermine Photo Gallery

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