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Last comments - Russell Hayes Yellow-browed warbler105 viewsYellow-browed warbler - Gibraltar PointRussell Hayes10/19/17 at 20:04Russell Hayes: Thanks Roy Long-billed Dowitcher151 viewsLong-billed Dowitcher - Frampton MarshRussell Hayes10/25/16 at 20:30Russell Hayes: Thanks Roy, a bit of luck with this one. COMMON HAWKER ( IN FLIGHT OVER WATER )109 viewsGeoff Harrod09/11/16 at 15:55Russell Hayes: Possibly Migrant Hawkers Geoff, they don't ap... 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 Gunby09/03/16 at 19:37Russell Hayes: It will have escaped from a collection Trevor. NO ID ( JUV LINNET POSSIBLE ) PLEASE IDENTIFY168 viewsGeoff Harrod05/15/16 at 17:57Russell Hayes: Deffo not a Nightingale. It's a Dunnock Geoff... JUV BLACK CAP (ACORDING COLLINS BIRD GUIDE )95 viewsGeoff Harrod05/13/16 at 21:38Russell Hayes: The worn tail feathers would suggest adult female ... ID please255 viewsnot sure id please Mick Widdowson05/05/16 at 20:50Russell Hayes: Looks like a Chiffchaff Mick Redpoll227 viewsID pleaseOliver Woodman02/13/16 at 16:56Russell Hayes: Looks like it could be a Common Mealy Redpoll Oliv... I D please -323 viewsJust looking through saturday's photos at Donna NookRichard Pipe10/13/15 at 18:01Russell Hayes: Possibly a Corn Bunting I D Please327 viewsjust looking at photos from 3rd Oct at Donna NookRichard Pipe10/13/15 at 17:58Russell Hayes: Looks a lot like a Female Yellowhammer. Avocet140 viewsAvocet - Gibraltar Point - rung bird, details sent for.Russell Hayes09/24/15 at 20:12Russell Hayes: sighting of EY98078 (W/B Y/N). This bird was ring... I.D please anyone352 viewsDonna Nook on Saturday - assume juvenile!!!Richard Pipe09/05/15 at 13:00Russell Hayes: Hi Richard, I have had an e-mail suggesting that i... I.D please anyone352 viewsDonna Nook on Saturday - assume juvenile!!!Richard Pipe09/01/15 at 20:50Russell Hayes: Looks like a Female Common Redstart Richard See through an office window?275 viewsCan anyone please ID this bird see at Prince William of Gloucester Barracks. ThanksBob Wacey05/28/15 at 22:31Russell Hayes: Looks like a Goldfinch Bob Red-headed Bunting305 viewsgpc02/27/15 at 17:06Russell Hayes: Was this a real record of a vagrant Red-headed Bun... ID please?411 viewsSeen at Cleethorpes last week. Is it a Wood Sandpiper?Paul Dumpleton08/21/14 at 19:50Russell Hayes: Knot (Calidris canuta) Tony Housman,Anthony Bentley and a trillion flies at Cov Res471 viewsTony and Anthony peering through flyfog.Ian Shepherd04/27/14 at 12:16Russell Hayes: The flyfog must be bad, the reservoir is behind yo... ID please?353 viewsThis bird was in Mablethorpe today. Is it an escaped Canary?Paul Dumpleton04/19/14 at 19:47Russell Hayes: Looks a little olive coloured, but probably a Sisk... Parrot Crossbill178 viewsParrot Crossbill - Chambers WoodRussell Hayes12/17/13 at 16:59Russell Hayes: Thanks, Just the one bird seen in a very short vis... pipit sp345 viewsany thoughts?gpc11/21/13 at 17:50Russell Hayes: Anthony, as Phil says it is difficult from this on... pipit sp345 viewsany thoughts?gpc11/10/13 at 19:51Russell Hayes: Scandinavian Rock Pipit is my guess 92 viewsGeoff Harrod11/08/13 at 20:51Russell Hayes: "Mistle Thrush" Geoff Blue-winged Teal136 viewsgpc09/18/13 at 19:34Russell Hayes: And then there were none ID please391 viewsMick Widdowson08/17/13 at 13:37Russell Hayes: Common Whitethroat Marsh Harrier 120 viewsRobert Hardy08/15/13 at 10:32Russell Hayes: Marsh Harrier 161 files on 7 page(s) 1 2 3 4 - 7 Powered by Coppermine Photo Gallery

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