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Home > Rare Birds in Lincolnshire Last additions - Rare Birds in Lincolnshire Dean Eades149 viewsWoodchat Shrike - Friskney 07-08-06Dean EadesAug 07, 2006 Woodchat Shrike238 viewsWoodchat Shrike - FriskneyRussell HayesAug 06, 2006 Mediterranean Gull202 viewsjuvenilegpcAug 05, 2006 177 viewsgpcAug 05, 2006 Mediterranean Gull158 viewsjuvenilegpcAug 05, 2006 Wood Sandpiper244 viewsWood Sandpiper - Record shot - Kirkby on Bain Gravel Pits.Russell HayesAug 03, 2006 Woodchat Shrike242 viewsRecord shotAlan BownessJul 30, 2006 Woodchat Shrike303 viewsWoodchat Shrike - Friskney - Record shot with mothRussell HayesJul 30, 2006 Woodchat Shrike248 viewsWoodchat Shrike - friskney - distant record cropped shotRussell HayesJul 30, 2006 Long-billed Dowitcher342 viewsVideo grabRoy HarveyJul 27, 2006 Long-billed Dowitcher214 viewsVideo grabRoy HarveyJul 27, 2006 Caspian Gull294 views2cygpcJul 25, 2006 Caspian Gull238 views2cy note legs and long neck small head and general jizz in this strecthing shotgpcJul 25, 2006 Caspian Gull215 views2cy with LBBGulls on sand bar off old cements gpcJul 25, 2006 Caspian Gull203 views2cy note the moult state with all but the inner secondaries dropped, all primaries renewed to p8 and a new tail--no birds of this age have been seen for 16 days in spite of intensive watchinggpcJul 25, 2006 Caspian Gull174 views2cy note the moult state with all but the inner secondaries dropped, all primaries renewed to p8 and a new tail--no birds of this age have been seen for 16 days in spite of intensive watchinggpcJul 25, 2006 Caspian Gull179 views2cy note the moult state with all but the inner secondaries dropped, all primaries renewed to p8 and a new tail--no birds of this age have been seen for 16 days in spite of intensive watching--typical whitish appearance to underwinggpcJul 25, 2006 Caspian Gull175 views2cy note the moult state with all but the inner secondaries dropped, all primaries renewed to p8 and a new tail--no birds of this age have been seen for 16 days in spite of intensive watchinggpcJul 25, 2006 CASPIAN GULL285 viewsA very brief call by the adult Caspian Gull for a drink at Far Ings on July 20 at 1610. One of the features noted was the small dark eye when the gull was sitting on the water. This flight image is not totally stopped! (Taken in panic mode).Barry ClarksonJul 21, 2006 Caspian Gull ???291 viewsTaken on 9th July at Far Ings Is this a Caspian Gull?Richard PipeJul 20, 2006 Little Egret, camera only293 viewsIn recent weeks ( and currently ) there has been a very obliging bird at the fitties pools feeding down to twenty feet from the car! open the door and it's off, may interest the Digi SLR boys, early morning best before it gets busy.Dave BradbeerJul 20, 2006 Yellow-legged Gull244 viewsjuvenile second bird of todaygpcJul 19, 2006 Yellow-legged Gull250 viewsjuvenilegpcJul 19, 2006 Yellow-legged Gull256 views3cygpcJul 19, 2006 Caspian Gull239 viewsgpcJul 19, 2006 5179 files on 208 page(s) 1 - 175 176 177 - 208 Powered by Coppermine Photo Gallery

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