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Last comments - Colin Smale Elm twig thingy339 viewsAny clues on what this is, it about 6mm across found on an Elm twig.MJGrey11/05/14 at 09:39Colin Smale: I wonder if it is some kind of sugary sap that has... Bank Voles173 viewsMark Martin10/20/14 at 12:10Colin Smale: Great pix and refreshingly different. Elm twig thingy339 viewsAny clues on what this is, it about 6mm across found on an Elm twig.MJGrey10/17/14 at 08:28Colin Smale: Still no one knows? Arctic Warbler242 viewshttp://www.birdmad.com/Dean Eades10/12/14 at 18:50Colin Smale: Very nice Dean. Red-breasted Flycatcher275 viewsMark Johnson09/22/14 at 20:51Colin Smale: Nice shot. Elm twig thingy339 viewsAny clues on what this is, it about 6mm across found on an Elm twig.MJGrey09/19/14 at 11:49Colin Smale: I wish someone would id this, I would love to know... Buzzard130 viewslooked a lot lighter than the norm Robert Hardy09/10/14 at 16:04Colin Smale: Well I thought it was a bit special anyway!! Ringed Plover81 viewsNick Clayton09/07/14 at 21:57Colin Smale: Real nice Nick. Banded Demoiselle137 viewsNick Clayton07/23/14 at 08:55Colin Smale: Like that. Barn Owl156 viewsKevin Everton07/20/14 at 08:23Colin Smale: Great background for an owl and nice shot too. ID please?353 viewsThis bird was in Mablethorpe today. Is it an escaped Canary?Paul Dumpleton05/30/14 at 08:52Colin Smale: I used to breed canaries, it's a canary as fa... BLACK NECKED GREBE224 viewsColin Smale04/28/14 at 09:06Colin Smale: Thanx Richard. Wigeon166 viewsNick Clayton11/14/13 at 22:52Colin Smale: That really is very nice indeed Nick. Lovely light... Sparrowhawk.150 viewsPaul Neale11/13/13 at 21:59Colin Smale: Nice one. Jack Snipe200 viewsLeslie Davidson11/12/13 at 17:26Colin Smale: Nice one. Dean Eades - Snow Bunting 90 viewshttp://www.birdmad.com/Dean Eades11/04/13 at 17:49Colin Smale: Like that Dean. Pintail.115 viewsPaul Neale11/02/13 at 11:18Colin Smale: Nice. My fave duck, wish we had more of em. Sparrowhawk95 viewsIn my gardenNick Clayton10/31/13 at 08:57Colin Smale: Another cracker. That was some session Nick. Sparrowhawk123 viewsIn my gardenNick Clayton10/30/13 at 09:11Colin Smale: Fantastic image Nick. Sparrowhawk115 viewsMy gardenNick Clayton10/29/13 at 19:08Colin Smale: Very nice Nick, why go out !! Daurian Shrike / Isabelline Shrike190 viewsgpc10/21/13 at 23:49Colin Smale: Terrific stuff, seen the pix on Pewit, great stuff... ISABELLINE SHRIKE206 viewsMike Tarrant10/21/13 at 15:42Colin Smale: Very nice. PALLAS'S WARBLER157 viewsSaltfleet, Lincolnshire October 2013Mike Tarrant10/19/13 at 10:16Colin Smale: Nice one. Black Redstart116 viewsGrainthorpe MarshColin Smale10/17/13 at 17:46Colin Smale: Thanx Richard. 'warbler' type.171 viewsThere it is Terry. Most of the other stuff is in my diary section WWW.FOTOLINCS.COMColin Smale10/17/13 at 09:25Colin Smale: Someone thought it looked a bit pale, someone else... 772 files on 31 page(s) 1 2 3 4 - 31 Powered by Coppermine Photo Gallery

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