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Last comments NO ID ( JUV LINNET POSSIBLE ) PLEASE IDENTIFY168 viewsGeoff Harrod05/14/16 at 08:02Geoff Harrod: Cheers Colin JUV BLACK CAP (ACORDING COLLINS BIRD GUIDE )95 viewsGeoff Harrod05/13/16 at 21:38Russell Hayes: The worn tail feathers would suggest adult female ... NO ID ( JUV LINNET POSSIBLE ) PLEASE IDENTIFY168 viewsGeoff Harrod05/13/16 at 21:12Colin Scott: Looks like a Dunnock to me Geoff... ID please259 viewsnot sure id please Mick Widdowson05/05/16 at 20:50Russell Hayes: Looks like a Chiffchaff Mick 143 viewsMJGrey05/03/16 at 09:28MJGrey: Wheatear in sheep paddock, Broadholme 1stw/spring Glaucous Gull146 viewsGrimsby Fish DocksDave Bradbeer04/15/16 at 16:33Roy Harvey: Nice one Dave Flower ID please180 viewsOne of quite a lot flowering along an arable field by the R Lymne, under alder trees. Be grateful for an ID for this non-botanist.Phil Hyde03/29/16 at 14:20Phil Hyde: Thanks Dave, agreed. Loads of it about. Barn Owl111 viewsCaught on my dinner break flying over field in front of workshop..Colin Scott03/28/16 at 14:39Colin Scott: Cheers Richard.. Flower ID please180 viewsOne of quite a lot flowering along an arable field by the R Lymne, under alder trees. Be grateful for an ID for this non-botanist.Phil Hyde03/24/16 at 19:25Dave Bradbeer: It's looking like Butterbur Phil, a riverside... Nuthatch118 viewsNick Clayton03/13/16 at 17:49Nick Clayton: Thanks Oliver, yes the Sun did come out to play la... Nuthatch118 viewsNick Clayton03/13/16 at 11:47Oliver Woodman: Nice Nick, looks like the light improved after the... Barn Owl111 viewsCaught on my dinner break flying over field in front of workshop..Colin Scott03/11/16 at 19:32Richard Pipe: Cracker Colin Toft Reservoir Bird Hide 286 viewsLooking better after a good paint two tone Dean Eades03/11/16 at 00:10John Goy: Who has nicked the water butt or is it helping fil... Dean Eades - Sparrowhawk146 viewsDean Eades03/08/16 at 19:04Dean Eades: Appreciated Richard Dean Eades - Sparrowhawk146 viewsDean Eades03/07/16 at 19:59Richard Pipe: Yep. Usual high standard Dean Dean Eades - Sparrowhawk146 viewsDean Eades03/03/16 at 23:05Dean Eades: Thanks Dean Eades - Sparrowhawk146 viewsDean Eades03/03/16 at 21:37Oliver Woodman: great shot Dean Ring-Necked Parakeet,Seen today at Bratoft LIncs.226 viewsPaul Neale02/27/16 at 08:16Colin Scott: Nice image but I hope something gets done to stop ... ISS287 viewsLast night and tonight,first 2 1200mm then 1680mm Robert Hardy02/21/16 at 07:10Colin Scott: Superb... Well done with those.. Bittern208 viewsFrom the hide. It seems to have been in the area for about two months but photo opportunities have been rare.Trevor Gunby02/19/16 at 19:41Roy Harvey: Well done Trevor Redpoll229 viewsID pleaseOliver Woodman02/13/16 at 16:56Russell Hayes: Looks like it could be a Common Mealy Redpoll Oliv... Kestrel183 viewsNocton FenOliver Woodman02/03/16 at 18:17Oliver Woodman: Thanks Colin. Kestrel183 viewsNocton FenOliver Woodman02/03/16 at 07:08Colin Scott: fine pic... Goosander pike fishing208 viewsPete Scott01/31/16 at 18:19Roy Harvey: Great shots Pete! Slavonian Grebe220 viewsSlavonian Grebe - Cleethorpes Country ParkMark Johnson01/31/16 at 00:15Nick Clayton: Very nice Mark. Thanks for finding my phone at thi... 17499 files on 700 page(s) 1 2 3 4 - 700 Powered by Coppermine Photo Gallery

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