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Shelduck122 viewsMark Johnson04/13/12 at 20:17Russ Telfer: Nice Mark

Short Eared Owl.144 viewsS.E.Owl.Don Davis04/13/12 at 18:33Dean Eades: cool

Short Eared Owl146 viewsMark Johnson04/13/12 at 18:32Dean Eades: very different nice

Short Eared Owl164 viewsMark Johnson04/13/12 at 18:32Dean Eades: sweet

Short Eared Owl.144 viewsS.E.Owl.Don Davis04/13/12 at 14:57Trevor Gunby: That's a real beauty Don, well caught.

Short Eared Owl.144 viewsS.E.Owl.Don Davis04/13/12 at 14:38Robert Hardy: stuning shot Don

Short Eared Owl.144 viewsS.E.Owl.Don Davis04/13/12 at 13:44Russ Telfer: Stunning mate

Chiffchaff117 viewsChiffchaffDon Davis04/13/12 at 08:21Don Davis: Much Appreciated Richard.

Barn Owl.127 viewsBarn Owl.Don Davis04/13/12 at 08:20Don Davis: Thanks Richard.

Chiffchaff117 viewsChiffchaffDon Davis04/12/12 at 20:38Richard Pipe: nice

Barn Owl.127 viewsBarn Owl.Don Davis04/12/12 at 20:37Richard Pipe: lovely Don

Water Rail136 viewsVernon Barker04/12/12 at 20:37Richard Pipe: like it

Dean Eades - Little owl 113 viewsDean Eades04/12/12 at 11:09Dean Eades: cheers

Dean Eades - Little owl118 viewsDean Eades04/12/12 at 11:08Dean Eades:

Meadow Pipit.111 viewsPaul Neale04/12/12 at 11:07Dean Eades: cool

S.E.Owl.124 viewsS.E.OwlDon Davis04/12/12 at 08:57Don Davis: Thanks Russ m8.

Barn Owl.127 viewsBarn Owl.Don Davis04/12/12 at 08:56Don Davis: Thanks Stephen & Trevor.

Blackcap128 viewsMy first sighting of the species here this year!Trevor Gunby04/11/12 at 21:08Russ Telfer: Well caught Trev

S.E.Owl.124 viewsS.E.OwlDon Davis04/11/12 at 21:08Russ Telfer: Nice mate

Water Rail136 viewsVernon Barker04/11/12 at 20:39Colin Smale: Nice

Barn Owl.127 viewsBarn Owl.Don Davis04/11/12 at 19:31Trevor Gunby: Lovely shot Don - always exciting to see these bea...

Water Rail136 viewsVernon Barker04/11/12 at 19:14Dean Eades:

Blackcap128 viewsMy first sighting of the species here this year!Trevor Gunby04/11/12 at 19:14Dean Eades: nice 1 Trev

Yellowhammer110 viewsRuss Telfer04/11/12 at 19:02Stephen Godson: great image russ

Barn Owl.127 viewsBarn Owl.Don Davis04/11/12 at 19:01Stephen Godson: nice one don

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