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Last comments - Trevor Gunby Banded Demoiselle111 viewsDean Eades07/10/17 at 18:55Trevor Gunby: Well caught Dean!! OSPREY230 viewsGeoff Harrod11/03/16 at 20:39Trevor Gunby: I guess no response makes the answer obvious!! OSPREY230 viewsGeoff Harrod10/22/16 at 14:15Trevor Gunby: It's simple Geoff. If public access to the s... OSPREY230 viewsGeoff Harrod10/09/16 at 10:52Trevor Gunby: Geoff you still haven't given the location of... OSPREY230 viewsGeoff Harrod10/02/16 at 20:32Trevor Gunby: Geoff I am intrigued. I have not heard or seen a... Maned Duck191 viewsOtherwise known as the Australian Wood Duck. It's anyones guess how this one came to be on the wrong side of the world in Horncastle this morning!!Trevor Gunby09/06/16 at 19:17Trevor Gunby: Thanks Russell and Russ. I am surprised that such... TREVOR ( A nice gentleman and Brilliant Birder318 viewsGeoff Harrod06/05/16 at 21:24Trevor Gunby: Looks like the wrong description for the species!! FEMALE BROAD BODIED CHASER123 viewsGeoff Harrod05/30/16 at 19:12Trevor Gunby: Yes female Four-spotted Chaser! HORNET122 viewsGeoff Harrod05/29/16 at 21:04Trevor Gunby: This looks like a Median Wasp, Geoff, not a Hornet The three wise men searching for the elusive Black Stork!537 viewsPaul Neale08/17/15 at 12:29Trevor Gunby: If Kev didn't spot it there's not much h... Toft Reservoir Bird Hide 284 viewsLooking better after a good paint two tone Dean Eades05/31/15 at 20:39Trevor Gunby: Has the graffiti artist been caught and punished y... 190 viewsNO ID (Could it be a Wood Lark) Geoff Harrod04/17/15 at 14:21Trevor Gunby: Not a Woodlark Geoff - looks more like a Dunnock t... Great Grey Shrike, Aubourn.239 viewsBenjamin Ward02/23/15 at 13:53Trevor Gunby: Nice one Ben - most of us wait a very long time fo... Bittern274 viewsGarry Wright02/08/15 at 20:22Trevor Gunby: That's a beauty Garry - well caught!! Wood Mouse212 viewsNot sure about this one seen from the hide this morning. Can anyone confirm the species?Trevor Gunby01/05/15 at 21:20Trevor Gunby: Following an e-mail from Chris Manning I now think... Shore larks190 viewsGarry Wright12/23/14 at 15:14Trevor Gunby: Nice one Garry - good to get the two together! Arctic Warbler210 viewshttp://www.birdmad.com/Dean Eades10/13/14 at 13:04Trevor Gunby: You had a good day there Dean - superb set of shot... Merlin chase249 viewsRobert Hardy10/13/14 at 13:01Trevor Gunby: What a cracking shot Robert - can't remember ... Banded Demoiselle137 viewsNick Clayton07/28/14 at 20:23Trevor Gunby: Yeah - tht's a real beauty! Nightingale104 viewsNick Clayton05/03/14 at 21:54Trevor Gunby: Brilliant picture Nick!!! Oyster Catcher with snack190 viewsCleethorpesRichard Pipe02/26/14 at 21:09Trevor Gunby: An early bird indeed - my calendar says it's ... Rail in the heights147 viewsLeslie Davidson02/07/14 at 13:50Trevor Gunby: Nice one Les - I haven't seen that sort of be... Short - eared owl161 viewsGarry Wright01/04/14 at 21:11Trevor Gunby: Nice one Garry (don't seem to be many of thes... Wigeon166 viewsNick Clayton11/14/13 at 19:33Trevor Gunby: Nice shot - quite artistic! I like it a lot. Snow bunting 1 of 7 millenium ridge143 viewsGarry Wright11/10/13 at 10:42Trevor Gunby: Nicely caught Garry. 167 files on 7 page(s) 1 2 3 4 - 7 Powered by Coppermine Photo Gallery

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