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Last comments - Andrew Chick Elm twig thingy339 viewsAny clues on what this is, it about 6mm across found on an Elm twig.MJGrey02/25/15 at 11:09Andrew Chick: Barry Clarkson suggests that it is a fungi called ... John Paddon403 views1924 - 2014 RIPTrevor Gunby03/01/14 at 22:05Andrew Chick: One of the old school, very sad news.... id please..sitting on mound!387 viewsAndy Atkinson10/01/12 at 22:31Andrew Chick: juv moorhen (note the white flecking down the flan... Pochard117 viewsBird with poale blue band on bill showing number 94 - could be a returning bird seen in previous winters!Trevor Gunby08/30/12 at 17:01Andrew Chick: Comment from Mark Grantham: This bird will probabl... Lincs shorty120 viewsjust imagining the power in the grip=also seen barn owl & little owl, osprey reported which was in same area..same time last year.Andy Atkinson08/29/12 at 18:16Andrew Chick: Interesting image... why isn't this LEO? I ass... Red-Necked Grebe207 viewsR.N.Grebe.Don Davis08/23/12 at 11:03Andrew Chick: Nice looking bird id please?217 viewsunknown moth in gardenRichard Pipe08/06/12 at 21:07Andrew Chick: Buff Ermine id please356 viewstaken last month in Lake District With flock of Mallard Cross?Richard Pipe08/06/12 at 21:05Andrew Chick: Mandarin (Eclipse male??) please submit this to th... ID please?487 viewsTaken lunchtime today 6th August at Horseshoe Point Distant poor picture. Watched it glide over marsh and perch on the fenceRichard Pipe08/06/12 at 21:01Andrew Chick: Looks like a juv Marsh Harrier with a very pale ca... identification please365 viewscling to reedsAndy Atkinson07/03/12 at 08:52Andrew Chick: Baby moorhen??? not an easy picture to ID... just question about feathers..are some missing?302 viewsAndy Atkinson07/03/12 at 08:51Andrew Chick: This bird is moulting its primaries. Which suggest... Siskin106 viewsApologies for the feeder but it was the only place it would land. Unusual summer visitor today. Russ Telfer06/17/12 at 22:56Andrew Chick: I'm guessing that it hasn't flown far........ Spotted flycatcher145 viewsDavid Morison06/11/12 at 11:01Andrew Chick: Great image! Black Redstart266 viewsMick Widdowson05/20/12 at 20:48Andrew Chick: Nice looking bird! Sanderling89 viewsDistant digiscoped record shot of this unusual visitor to the site!Trevor Gunby05/19/12 at 18:32Andrew Chick: Cool! Artic or Common Tern?161 viewsPlease confirm anybody? Far IngsRichard Pipe04/28/12 at 14:34Andrew Chick: Common Tern Osprey260 viewsRuss Telfer04/14/12 at 21:29Andrew Chick: Great Photo peregrine falcon171 viewson louth church today for one and half hoursJohn Lusby03/22/12 at 16:49Andrew Chick: Great photo! Really shows the scale.... Mick Widdowson/ Discussion Birds290 viewsMick Widdowson03/19/12 at 13:14Andrew Chick: Looks like a cross between a Greylag and a white d... Ruff100 viewsRuffMick Widdowson03/18/12 at 22:07Andrew Chick: When and where? Very early Cinquefoil?224 viewsI think Creeping - any ideas? David Morison03/16/12 at 20:08Andrew Chick: I would go with Wood Avens? Red Throated Diver121 viewsR.T.D.Don Davis03/16/12 at 15:04Andrew Chick: Seriously - Does this bird need to go to a vet? Red Throated Diver109 viewsR.T.D.Don Davis03/16/12 at 15:04Andrew Chick: Seriously - Does this bird need to go to a vet? Little Owl111 viewsGarry Wright03/06/12 at 23:51Andrew Chick: Very Nice! Grey Part108 viewsRuss Telfer02/05/12 at 22:16Andrew Chick: I really like this image! 51 files on 3 page(s) 1 2 3 Powered by Coppermine Photo Gallery

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