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Last comments - Freddy Johnson Red-Necked Grebe.145 viewsPaul Neale10/29/12 at 18:45Freddy Johnson: A really great photo of the RNG, Paul. We talked a... Ring Ouzel.221 viewsPaul Neale10/26/12 at 15:42Freddy Johnson: 2 great shots, Paul, of one of the Ring Ouzels we ... Two Seat Spitfire409 viewsFlying (just !) over Nocton Fen. Yes he was that low ! Yes that was about all I could fit in my lens !Russ Telfer10/20/12 at 20:50Freddy Johnson: Great shot, Russ. I think he was waving back at me... Ring Ouzel270 viewsRing Ouzel - Gibraltar pointRussell Hayes10/14/12 at 18:10Freddy Johnson: Congratulations, Russell, on a fine sequence of &#... Ringed Plover82 viewsSteve Nesbitt10/06/12 at 21:24Freddy Johnson: Nice shot, Steve. Spotted Flycatcher73 viewsGarry Wright10/06/12 at 20:06Freddy Johnson: Great shot, Garry. Was it in the Orchard?.....on ... Sparrowhawk161 viewswith Starling preySteve Nesbitt10/06/12 at 20:03Freddy Johnson: A super action shot, Steve. id anyone..i must buy a book!296 viewsAndy Atkinson10/02/12 at 10:58Freddy Johnson: Andy, Dabchick used to be a widely used name for L... id anyone..i must buy a book!296 viewsAndy Atkinson10/01/12 at 22:16Freddy Johnson: Little Grebe/Dabchick, Andy Spotted Flycatcher.91 viewsPaul Neale09/26/12 at 11:44Freddy Johnson: Super shot, Paul. I just wish it had been around ... Dean Eades - Pectoral sandpiper 162 viewsDean Eades09/17/12 at 22:07Freddy Johnson: Masterpiece, Dean Chiffchaff70 viewsAnother 1st in my garden this weekend :) - 1 of 2 birdsSteve Nesbitt09/09/12 at 17:36Freddy Johnson: Steve, I'm no Willowchiff expert, but with tho... Holly Blue98 viewsTrevor Gunby09/01/12 at 10:01Freddy Johnson: Trevor, your photo shows a worn and faded male Co... Spotted Flycatcher83 viewsSpotted Flycatcher - SwanpoolRussell Hayes08/25/12 at 21:19Freddy Johnson: 2 terrific shots, Russell : absolutely perfec... Lincs shorty108 viewsWont upload anymore now till september if still about!Andy Atkinson08/20/12 at 11:35Freddy Johnson: Congratulations, Andy, on a great sequence of &quo... Small Blue108 viewsTrevor Gunby08/19/12 at 22:30Freddy Johnson: Trevor, I know it was a momentary slip of keyboar... Speckled Wood74 viewsTrevor Gunby08/07/12 at 17:54Freddy Johnson: Congratulations, Trevor, on a really nice sequence... Holly Blue80 viewsDavid Morison08/05/12 at 09:41Freddy Johnson: .....but obviously still a nice mineral lick. :lol... Holly Blue80 viewsDavid Morison08/04/12 at 21:34Freddy Johnson: Presumably at a salt/mineral lick.....nice behavio... butterfly68 viewsunidentifiedGeoff Harrod08/04/12 at 21:16Freddy Johnson: The heavy veining would point towards Green-veined... Skipper64 viewsKirby Gravel PitGeoff Harrod07/31/12 at 13:42Freddy Johnson: Nice shot of an Essex Skipper. Spotted Flycatcher69 viewsSpotted Flycatcher - Southrey WoodRussell Hayes07/15/12 at 20:23Freddy Johnson: Great, Russell......and I recognise the face. Spotted Flycatcher85 viewsSpotted Flycatcher - EdenhamRussell Hayes07/11/12 at 21:38Freddy Johnson: Congratulations, Russell, yet more great SpotFly P... Spotted Flycatcher97 viewsSpotted Flycatchers on a car aerial in a Potterhanworth garden by Chris WrightAndrew Chick07/06/12 at 15:06Freddy Johnson: Great photos. I didn't actually see them ... Dean Eades - Spotted flycatcher99 viewsDean Eades07/06/12 at 10:12Freddy Johnson: Two super shots in great detail. 121 files on 5 page(s) 1 2 3 4 5 Powered by Coppermine Photo Gallery

The Bird Club was formed in 1979, to encourage and further an interest in the bird life, birding and birdwatching of the historic county of Lincolnshire, to collect and publish information on bird movements and bird populations, bird taxonomy, bird status, to encourage conservation of the wildlife of the county of Lincolnshire and to provide sound information on which bird conservation policies can be based.

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