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S.E.Owl.201 viewsS.E.OwlDon Davis05/11/12 at 13:47Don Davis: Thanks Dean.

226 viewsLittle Gull in a Big Sky! Garry Wright05/11/12 at 09:40Russ Telfer: Lovely mate

Chiffchaff171 viewsSteve Nesbitt05/11/12 at 09:39Russ Telfer: Nice Steve

Wheatear106 viewsTetney Marshes (Fitties)Richard Pipe05/10/12 at 22:12Richard Pipe: cheers Don

Chiffchaff171 viewsSteve Nesbitt05/10/12 at 19:48Stephen Godson:

226 viewsLittle Gull in a Big Sky! Garry Wright05/10/12 at 17:50Alastair Carr: What a wonderful world.

S.E.Owl.201 viewsS.E.OwlDon Davis05/10/12 at 12:31Dean Eades: sweet

Yellowhammer123 viewsRuss Telfer05/10/12 at 12:30Dean Eades: sweet

Wheatear149 viewsRuss Telfer05/10/12 at 12:29Dean Eades: cool

Turtle Dove197 viewsSeen near the hide car park. A pair have been showing well recently.Trevor Gunby05/10/12 at 12:28Dean Eades: CRACKING Bird

S.E.Owl.201 viewsS.E.OwlDon Davis05/10/12 at 11:08Don Davis: Thanks Gary.

S.E.Owl.201 viewsS.E.OwlDon Davis05/09/12 at 22:59Garry Wright: Lovely

Turtle Dove197 viewsSeen near the hide car park. A pair have been showing well recently.Trevor Gunby05/09/12 at 22:57Garry Wright: Nice one Trevor

Pied Flycatcher148 viewsCleethorpes gardenDave Bradbeer05/09/12 at 20:48gpc: almost a first breeding record for Lincs! first-su...

Short-eared Owl141 viewsShort-eared Owl - Blankney FenRussell Hayes05/09/12 at 20:18Steve Nesbitt: Nice

150 viewsStephen Godson05/09/12 at 20:15Steve Nesbitt:

Turtle Dove197 viewsSeen near the hide car park. A pair have been showing well recently.Trevor Gunby05/09/12 at 17:43Don Davis: Nice Trevor.

Wheatear106 viewsTetney Marshes (Fitties)Richard Pipe05/09/12 at 16:04Don Davis: Beauty Richard.

Cuckoo189 viewsRuss Telfer05/09/12 at 16:03Don Davis: Beauty m8.

Wheatear149 viewsRuss Telfer05/09/12 at 16:03Don Davis: Nice one Russ.

S.E.Owl.201 viewsS.E.OwlDon Davis05/09/12 at 11:42Don Davis: Many thanks to all.

S.E.Owl.201 viewsS.E.OwlDon Davis05/09/12 at 09:56Robert Hardy: and not a clould in the sky

super shot Don

Cuckoo189 viewsRuss Telfer05/09/12 at 03:00Anthony Bentley: Great capture

Mutre Swan112 views1 of 16 at the Boating lake. Taken with a wide angle lens. Anthony Bentley05/09/12 at 02:59Anthony Bentley: Thanks

S.E.Owl.201 viewsS.E.OwlDon Davis05/08/12 at 21:24Colin Smale: Now that is real nice.

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