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Home > Birders and Birding in Lincolnshire Last comments - Birders and Birding in Lincolnshire Rimac c1982485 viewsPH at the forefront of big lens technology with two envious onlookers -- precise date unknown but thought to be about 1982 83gpc07/17/11 at 15:56Stephen Routledge: Love the designer cheque shirt and the old Spacema... discussing that big lens1012 viewsRimac c 1982 83gpc07/17/11 at 13:09Dean Eades: plenty on top back then FJ1940323 views7 year-old wartime evacuee Freddy Johnson with gas-mask and wellingtons (but no luggage label)Freddy Johnson05/10/11 at 11:15Alastair Carr: ...and a new hairstyle.... Lincs Birder ? class of 1966299 viewsDean Eades05/10/11 at 11:14Alastair Carr: Let me guess, Dean Eades?!!!!!!! Dean Eades - Spurn421 viewsFootpath to Spurn from Donna nook Dean Eades05/10/11 at 11:11Alastair Carr: Very drowl. Partial eclipse, Freiston RSPB239 viewsPaul Sullivan05/10/11 at 11:07Alastair Carr: Excellent photographs. Dean Eades - Sunset 248 viewsDean Eades05/10/11 at 11:05Alastair Carr: Awsome. last nights Lightning334 viewsRobert Hardy04/25/11 at 12:09Colin Smale: Missed him !! last nights Lightning334 viewsRobert Hardy04/25/11 at 11:53Dean Eades: Awesome 992 viewsThe real reason that the White Tailed Eagle disappeared North - frightened by legs and knees in April Chris Grimshaw04/14/11 at 09:08Dean Eades: Mr Hayward Moon - 18/01/11 - 15.50pm418 viewsWas just about to go into a 4pm meeting at a factory in Holbeach St Marks and when looking towwards the wash I saw a large rising moon with many birds flying across it. Am not sure of birds in the photo, gull of some sort I am assuming.Steve Nesbitt03/01/11 at 21:35Steve Nesbitt: Ta Michael m8 Storm clouds over Marston376 viewsDavid Morison02/13/11 at 10:20David Morison: Thank you Michael. Storm clouds over Marston376 viewsDavid Morison02/13/11 at 10:20David Morison: Thank you Michael. Moon - 18/01/11 - 15.50pm418 viewsWas just about to go into a 4pm meeting at a factory in Holbeach St Marks and when looking towwards the wash I saw a large rising moon with many birds flying across it. Am not sure of birds in the photo, gull of some sort I am assuming.Steve Nesbitt02/12/11 at 19:51Michael Pickwell: Nice! Early morning at Worlaby391 viewsRichard Pipe02/12/11 at 19:51Michael Pickwell: Great shot! Were the owls up then? Storm clouds over Marston376 viewsDavid Morison02/12/11 at 19:50Michael Pickwell: Love it! Dust storm at Marston263 viewsDavid Morison02/10/11 at 01:29David Morison: Thanks Don. Storm clouds over Marston376 viewsDavid Morison02/10/11 at 01:29David Morison: Thanks chaps. Storm clouds over Marston376 viewsDavid Morison02/09/11 at 19:13Neil Smith: It has great tones and texture, A really great ima... Storm clouds over Marston376 viewsDavid Morison02/07/11 at 15:12David Morison: In camera jpeg filter, no post processing. Storm clouds over Marston376 viewsDavid Morison02/07/11 at 13:59Alastair Carr: Is that picture digitally enhanced? Dust storm at Marston263 viewsDavid Morison02/07/11 at 12:16Don Davis: Love it David. Storm clouds over Marston376 viewsDavid Morison02/06/11 at 18:26Dean Eades: Nice David Early morning at Worlaby391 viewsRichard Pipe01/29/11 at 17:21Don Davis: Like it Richard. Moon - 18/01/11 - 15.50pm418 viewsWas just about to go into a 4pm meeting at a factory in Holbeach St Marks and when looking towwards the wash I saw a large rising moon with many birds flying across it. Am not sure of birds in the photo, gull of some sort I am assuming.Steve Nesbitt01/19/11 at 18:48Steve Nesbitt: Thanks chaps 517 files on 21 page(s) 1 - 4 5 6 - 21 Powered by Coppermine Photo Gallery

The Bird Club was formed in 1979, to encourage and further an interest in the bird life, birding and birdwatching of the historic county of Lincolnshire, to collect and publish information on bird movements and bird populations, bird taxonomy, bird status, to encourage conservation of the wildlife of the county of Lincolnshire and to provide sound information on which bird conservation policies can be based.

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