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Home > Birders and Birding in Lincolnshire Last comments - Birders and Birding in Lincolnshire Alan Bowness - with his new Cameras, covering all angles852 viewsWater's edge Dean Eades10/21/08 at 23:03Dean Eades: And it was Alan Bowness - with his new Cameras, covering all angles852 viewsWater's edge Dean Eades10/21/08 at 20:13Colin Pumfrett: The osprey is behind you Alan. Chapel Point Sunrise.95 viewsStephen Routledge10/06/08 at 13:01Stephen Routledge: Cheers lads. Chapel Point Sunrise.95 viewsStephen Routledge10/06/08 at 08:36Neil Smith: Very nice, potrait one edges the landscape one for... Chapel Point Sunrise.95 viewsStephen Routledge10/05/08 at 19:24Dean Eades: Ditto Chapel Point Sunrise.95 viewsStephen Routledge10/05/08 at 17:56Chris Atkin: Nice! Matt Latham268 viewsMatt looking very pleased with his new lens Dean Eades09/29/08 at 18:42Nick Clayton: ....and so he should. If you find the lens to heav... Dean Eades249 viewsBirdfair thks to AdiDean Eades09/27/08 at 13:18Colin Smale: That smile eh...calm down Dean they're only ad... Last Days of Pye's Hall ?203 viewsColin Smale09/24/08 at 09:29Colin Smale: Well the trees and well known hedge may die due to... Last Days of Pye's Hall ?203 viewsColin Smale09/23/08 at 19:50Chris Grimshaw: nice picture but hope your title isn't a porte... Worlaby Sunset108 viewsMick West09/11/08 at 23:55Mick West: Thanks Neil M Worlaby Sunset108 viewsMick West09/11/08 at 08:33Neil Smith: Nice Image. Wonderfull Worlaby191 viewsStephen Routledge09/09/08 at 12:19Dean Eades: Wonderful Chris Atkin - I will not tell the Wife Chris !!!865 viewsChapel 23-08-08Dean Eades08/28/08 at 00:46Chris Atkin: Thanks Deano - it's such a battle keeping my r... Steve Routledge 287 viewsChapel 23-08-08Dean Eades08/27/08 at 21:48Dean Eades: No wonder you took them earings out Steve Routledge 287 viewsChapel 23-08-08Dean Eades08/27/08 at 12:35Stephen Routledge: You had to put one on face on so it showed off the... The legend Paul French870 viewsChapel 23-08-08Dean Eades08/27/08 at 10:29Paul French: And thats my good side...!!! Patience was the name of the game853 viewsChris Grimshaw08/26/08 at 22:20Dean Eades: Patience was the name of the game853 viewsChris Grimshaw08/26/08 at 20:38Stephen Routledge: If only you had got up earlier. Humber Sunset120 viewsAmazing sunset this evening, photo taken from Chowder NessMick West08/17/08 at 19:29Dean Eades: nice A Splash of Summer Colour!134 viewsMick West07/10/08 at 19:11Dean Eades: Mandy we just need some sun to go with it !!! :lo... Colin Jennings - looking very closely at a Purple Emperor 229 viewswww.BirdMad.comDean Eades07/08/08 at 21:09Nick Clayton: Great looking specimen, the Purple Emperor's q... Twister179 viewsTornado forming in the sky this afternoon as seen from Crowle moor. Colin Pumfrett06/23/08 at 15:56Neil Smith: Right place , right time! Humber Sunset86 viewsMick West06/15/08 at 17:13Dean Eades: very nice Twister179 viewsTornado forming in the sky this afternoon as seen from Crowle moor. Colin Pumfrett06/15/08 at 17:12Dean Eades: very nice 517 files on 21 page(s) 1 - 13 14 15 - 21 Powered by Coppermine Photo Gallery

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