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Small Copper125 viewsuniomystic10/03/06 at 19:47Mick West: Like it!!
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Sunrise at South Ferriby204 viewsNice to see all the geese coming off the Humber over Reads IslandMick West10/03/06 at 18:52Mick West: it was a surreal experience, just me the sky a...
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Dean Eades - Blt tailed Godwits79 viewsN KillingholmeDean Eades10/02/06 at 21:52Mick West: nice
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Small Copper106 viewsMick West10/01/06 at 19:44Mick West: Thanks dave!
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Ruddy Duck family127 views3 babies in total but one "under"!!Mick West09/20/06 at 20:41Mick West: Yep youre right, I took pics of grebes as well and...
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Little Grebe132 viewsAm well informed that it is a Little Grebe in winter plumage?Mick West09/13/06 at 20:41Mick West: thanks
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Ruff227 viewsColin Smale09/11/06 at 18:23Mick West: Great pic Colin
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HUMMINGBIRD HAWK-MOTH317 viewsAt Saltfleetby on September-9, 2006 feeding on Purple Loosestrife. Note the length of the proboscis and how flexible it is and also note the appendage below the abdomen. Two days previously, a Camberwell Beauty was seen at the same site but was too brief a sighting to capture an image. Barry Clarkson09/10/06 at 22:54Mick West: Awesome photos
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Hare174 viewsMick West09/10/06 at 19:39Mick West: Thanks Dave, am proud of this one! Mandy
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Migrant hawker139 viewsAlan Bowness09/09/06 at 12:49Mick West: cracking shot!!
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Dean Eades - Spot Red222 viewsCov Res 04-9-06 Dean Eades09/06/06 at 18:09Mick West: wow!!!
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Damselfly ID please!123 viewsMick West09/04/06 at 09:20Mick West: Thanks! I think youre correct! Looked it up!
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Whinchat156 viewsWhinchat - Worlaby CarrRussell Hayes08/29/06 at 18:04Mick West: NICE PIC RUSSELL
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Dean Eades - Dunlin73 viewsToft Res 25-08-06Dean Eades08/25/06 at 21:06Mick West: Nice pic Dean
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Bittern346 viewsgpc08/25/06 at 21:05Mick West: Well captured, superb photo Graham
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Kingfisher193 viewsseeing off rivalgpc08/25/06 at 21:01Mick West: Nice pic Graham
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Dean Eades - Hummingbird Hawkmoth229 viewsChambers 21-08-06Dean Eades08/21/06 at 18:49Mick West: superb photo Dean
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Dean Eades - Emperor Dragonfly102 viewsKirkby pits 10-07-06Dean Eades07/10/06 at 23:40Mick West: Stunning photo Dean!
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Dean Eades - White-letter hairstreak100 viewsChambers 04-07-06Dean Eades07/05/06 at 18:32Mick West: nice
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Juvenile Grey Heron134 viewsHair raising !Roy Harvey06/30/06 at 15:01Mick West: nice!!
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