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Last comments Yellow-browed warbler105 viewsYellow-browed warbler - Gibraltar PointRussell Hayes10/19/17 at 20:04Russell Hayes: Thanks Roy Yellow-browed warbler105 viewsYellow-browed warbler - Gibraltar PointRussell Hayes10/19/17 at 17:15Roy Harvey: Nice one Russell Freddy Johnson129 viewsLooking for Dark Green Fritillaries in Robert's Field, S. LincsFreddy Johnson08/05/17 at 13:44Dean Eades: My HERO with Mr Catley923 viewsPicture was taken without my knowledge by a cheeky chappie, while I was busy taking snaps/video of the Steppe Grey Shrike. This picture should provide the local birding fraternity with quite a few laffs lol.John Goy07/27/17 at 21:15John Goy: Nine years now crikey where does time go Mr Goy waiting for the Honey's to appear.895 viewsStephen Routledge07/27/17 at 21:10John Goy: Still enjoy the pic, now its eight years ago Freddy Johnson129 viewsLooking for Dark Green Fritillaries in Robert's Field, S. LincsFreddy Johnson07/27/17 at 20:55John Goy: At last I get to to see my friend if only on paper... Banded Demoiselle111 viewsDean Eades07/13/17 at 13:10Dean Eades: cheers Trevor Banded Demoiselle111 viewsDean Eades07/10/17 at 18:55Trevor Gunby: Well caught Dean!! FEMALE BROAD BODIED CHASER123 viewsGeoff Harrod06/03/17 at 08:29Geoff Harrod: Cheers Guy's, Geoff Sedge Warbler83 viewsSedge Warbler - River WithamGeoff Harrod05/14/17 at 07:39Geoff Harrod: Thanks for the ID, Geoff Hen Harrier199 viewsHen Harrier - Grainthorpe MarshRobert Hardy05/12/17 at 14:46Robert Hardy: Yes never easy but that will do for me . thanks Ro... Hen Harrier199 viewsHen Harrier - Grainthorpe MarshRobert Hardy05/11/17 at 22:02Alan Ball: Looks like an adult female Hen H from the photo - ... Dunlin99 viewsNick Clayton05/11/17 at 20:34Nick Clayton: Thanks Richard, it's very much appreciated. Dunlin99 viewsNick Clayton05/08/17 at 20:18Richard Pipe: Another cracking pic Nick 111 viewsIan Shepherd05/06/17 at 21:51Roy Harvey: An exceptional shot Ian! 146 viewsRUDDY DARTER ( SUPER CLOSE UP )Geoff Harrod12/18/16 at 05:47Geoff Harrod: Thanks Steve Great White Egret157 viewsOn south western pit (viewed from road)Trevor Gunby11/21/16 at 20:54Richard Pipe: Nice one Trevor OSPREY230 viewsGeoff Harrod11/03/16 at 20:39Trevor Gunby: I guess no response makes the answer obvious!! Stonechat130 viewsStonechat - Frampton MarshRussell Hayes10/30/16 at 17:22Richard Pipe: Cracker Russell Long-billed Dowitcher151 viewsLong-billed Dowitcher - Frampton MarshRussell Hayes10/25/16 at 20:30Russell Hayes: Thanks Roy, a bit of luck with this one. Long-billed Dowitcher151 viewsLong-billed Dowitcher - Frampton MarshRussell Hayes10/25/16 at 19:54Roy Harvey: Super shot Russell. Contender for cover of 2016 Bi... OSPREY230 viewsGeoff Harrod10/22/16 at 14:15Trevor Gunby: It's simple Geoff. If public access to the s... Pallas's Warbler142 viewsNick Clayton10/10/16 at 13:10Nick Clayton: Thanks Oliver, it's nice of you to say Pallas's Warbler142 viewsNick Clayton10/10/16 at 11:58Oliver Woodman: they really are some excellent shots Nick OSPREY230 viewsGeoff Harrod10/09/16 at 10:52Trevor Gunby: Geoff you still haven't given the location of... 17499 files on 700 page(s) 1 2 3 4 - 700 Powered by Coppermine Photo Gallery

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