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Home > Common Birds in Lincolnshire Last comments - Common Birds in Lincolnshire Rooks133 viewsColin Smale05/02/12 at 23:48Dean Eades: cool Dean Eades - Tawny owl 205 viewsDean Eades05/02/12 at 23:48Dean Eades: cheers Nick Wren137 viewsRuss Telfer05/02/12 at 21:43Richard Pipe: beauty Rooks133 viewsColin Smale05/02/12 at 21:39Richard Pipe: nice that Colin Dean Eades - Tawny owl 205 viewsDean Eades05/02/12 at 21:11Nick Clayton: Nice Dean warbler sp148 viewsThis was quite a pale looking warbler. No idea what sp.Colin Smale05/01/12 at 20:04Steve Nesbitt: cracker Colin Wren137 viewsRuss Telfer05/01/12 at 20:03Steve Nesbitt: Great shot Russ mate Short eared owl134 viewsLong distance record shot - first I've seen at Marston STWDavid Morison05/01/12 at 20:02Steve Nesbitt: Dean Eades - Little owl 142 viewsDean Eades05/01/12 at 18:05Dean Eades: Thanks Andy ... Wren137 viewsRuss Telfer05/01/12 at 17:57Andy Atkinson: great shot..really like it Dean Eades - Little owl 142 viewsDean Eades05/01/12 at 17:51Andy Atkinson: very nice..i like the setting Marsh Harrier162 viewsM.Harrier.Don Davis05/01/12 at 11:46Don Davis: Many thanks Guy`s. warbler sp148 viewsThis was quite a pale looking warbler. No idea what sp.Colin Smale05/01/12 at 09:56Colin Smale: I'll never get the hang of warblers, this one ... warbler sp148 viewsThis was quite a pale looking warbler. No idea what sp.Colin Smale05/01/12 at 01:39Chris Atkin: You have a Willow Warbler there Colin Wheatear103 viewsPaul Neale04/30/12 at 20:31Steve Nesbitt: great set Paul Marsh Harrier162 viewsM.Harrier.Don Davis04/30/12 at 20:30Steve Nesbitt: Brill mate Marsh Harrier162 viewsM.Harrier.Don Davis04/30/12 at 20:13Stephen Godson: great pic don Marsh Harrier162 viewsM.Harrier.Don Davis04/30/12 at 14:43Andy Atkinson: fantastic Don...amazing Artic or Common Tern?214 viewsPlease confirm anybody? Far IngsRichard Pipe04/29/12 at 13:45Richard Pipe: Cheers Andrew Artic or Common Tern?214 viewsPlease confirm anybody? Far IngsRichard Pipe04/28/12 at 14:34Andrew Chick: Common Tern White wag chasing flies.154 viewsPlenty swifts,swallows, hmartins & flies!Colin Smale04/28/12 at 09:19Colin Smale: Cheers Dean Compare S.E.Owl.153 viewsMale usually Lighter in colour. Female tend to be Larger. Female is Tawny - Rust coloured on Underside. Male is White.Don Davis04/28/12 at 07:35Don Davis: Cheers Andy. White wag chasing flies.154 viewsPlenty swifts,swallows, hmartins & flies!Colin Smale04/28/12 at 00:19Dean Eades: sweet White wag chasing flies.154 viewsPlenty swifts,swallows, hmartins & flies!Colin Smale04/27/12 at 20:56Colin Smale: Thanx Roy. White wag chasing flies.154 viewsPlenty swifts,swallows, hmartins & flies!Colin Smale04/27/12 at 20:50Roy Harvey: Lovely capture Colin! 9821 files on 393 page(s) 1 - 68 69 70 - 393 Powered by Coppermine Photo Gallery

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