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Home > Common Birds in Lincolnshire Last comments - Common Birds in Lincolnshire 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 Davis04/27/12 at 11:13Andy Atkinson: Great help Don thanks..nice pics also Cuckoo260 viewsKevin Everton04/26/12 at 22:24Kevin Everton: Thanks Roy /Steve Blackcap125 viewsAfter watching male Blackcaps here for several years I finally saw my first female!Trevor Gunby04/26/12 at 14:54Trevor Gunby: Thanks Steve Mistle Thrush /Seed.115 viewsM.ThrushDon Davis04/26/12 at 07:54Don Davis: Thanks Steve. Blackcap131 viewsNear the hide at Kirkby on Bain - at last a first sighting of a female!Trevor Gunby04/25/12 at 22:48Trevor Gunby: Thanks Don. Mistle Thrush /Seed.115 viewsM.ThrushDon Davis04/25/12 at 19:47Steve Nesbitt: Nice Don Blackcap125 viewsAfter watching male Blackcaps here for several years I finally saw my first female!Trevor Gunby04/25/12 at 19:47Steve Nesbitt: Lovely shot Trev mate Cuckoo260 viewsKevin Everton04/25/12 at 19:46Steve Nesbitt: Great set Kev, gonna have to go there with you and... Cuckoo260 viewsKevin Everton04/25/12 at 15:16Roy Harvey: Nice one Kevin. Have yet to see or hear a Cuckoo t... Mistle Thrush97 viewsM.ThrushDon Davis04/25/12 at 07:59Don Davis: Enjoyed my 4hrs Trev thanks. Mistle Thrush97 viewsM.ThrushDon Davis04/24/12 at 19:20Trevor Gunby: Nice set Don. Sorry you didn't get to see the... Blackcap131 viewsNear the hide at Kirkby on Bain - at last a first sighting of a female!Trevor Gunby04/24/12 at 18:05Don Davis: Congrats Trevor nice takes. Skylark139 viewsRuss Telfer04/23/12 at 21:51Stephen Godson: nice one russ gadwell mstw141 viewsStephen Godson04/23/12 at 21:50Stephen Godson: thanks russ gadwell mstw141 viewsStephen Godson04/23/12 at 21:09Russ Telfer: A beauty Stephen gadwell mstw141 viewsStephen Godson04/23/12 at 18:52Stephen Godson: cheers mate that was with them other settings :oop... gadwell mstw141 viewsStephen Godson04/23/12 at 18:49Steve Nesbitt: Thats a nice one mate Wheatear150 viewsMark Johnson04/23/12 at 18:07Mark Johnson: Ta Mistle Thrush167 viewsMistle Thrush - Woodhall SpaRussell Hayes04/22/12 at 19:34Colin Smale: Great shot. Reed Bunting102 viewsSteve Nesbitt04/22/12 at 19:33Steve Nesbitt: ta Russ Mistle Thrush167 viewsMistle Thrush - Woodhall SpaRussell Hayes04/22/12 at 19:09Trevor Gunby: That's well caught Russell - looks like a tug ... Little-ringed Plover122 viewsIn fornt of the 360 hide at Frampton todayRuss Telfer04/22/12 at 17:05Steve Nesbitt: Lovely shot Wheatear150 viewsMark Johnson04/22/12 at 16:30Dean Eades: sweet Wheatear150 viewsMark Johnson04/22/12 at 16:27Russ Telfer: Very nice Mark Reed Bunting102 viewsSteve Nesbitt04/22/12 at 16:26Russ Telfer: Lovely Steve mate 9821 files on 393 page(s) 1 - 69 70 71 - 393 Powered by Coppermine Photo Gallery

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