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Home > Rare Birds in Lincolnshire Last additions - Rare Birds in Lincolnshire Red-flanked Bluetail184 viewsgpcJan 14, 2006 Red-flanked Bluetail181 viewson such a dreary weather day another trawl through the archives brought up the Gib RfB images--as they are not on the current site its nice to see them againgpcJan 14, 2006 Crossbill165 viewsgpcJan 13, 2006 Crossbill143 viewsgpcJan 13, 2006 Crossbill131 viewsgpcJan 13, 2006 Common Crossbill128 viewsa few shots from a large number taken over 11-12th more on my blog http://pewit.blogspot.com/gpcJan 13, 2006 Male 'Northern' Bullfinch - Taken in Gothenburg, Sweden, December 2005 - note heavy build, bill in particular, very bright plumage and 'saw toothed' upper edge of the wingbar.243 viewsJan 13, 2006 Dean Eades - Crossbill123 viewsWalesby wood 13-01-06Dean EadesJan 13, 2006 Mealy Redpoll150 viewsgpcJan 13, 2006 Mealy Redpoll191 viewsgpcJan 13, 2006 Mealy Redpoll143 viewsgpcJan 13, 2006 Mealy Redpoll124 viewsgpcJan 13, 2006 Mealy Redpoll117 viewsgpcJan 13, 2006 Mealy Redpoll125 viewsgpcJan 13, 2006 Mealy Redpoll124 viewsgpcJan 13, 2006 Northern Bullfinch143 viewsgpcJan 13, 2006 Northern Bullfinch150 viewsgpcJan 13, 2006 Northern Bullfinch156 viewsgpcJan 13, 2006 202 viewssaw-tooth upper wing bar edge but grey washed wing bar (a neither positive or negative feature) palin blue-tinged grey mantle but less sharp contrast between pink and white at vent-bellygpcJan 13, 2006 140 viewsone of the typical females note the lack of contrast between upperparts and underparts, saw-tooth effect to upper edge of wing bar and generall bulky appearancegpcJan 13, 2006 122 viewsthe upper bird was truly deep coloured but tones did vary with light conditionsgpcJan 13, 2006 129 viewsthe upper bird was truly deep coloured but tones did vary with light conditionsgpcJan 13, 2006 150 viewsno obvious white on the undertail of this individualgpcJan 13, 2006 130 viewsfirst-winter Common at rear--comments on second bird welcomegpcJan 13, 2006 128 viewscomments welcomegpcJan 13, 2006 5179 files on 208 page(s) 1 - 188 189 190 - 208 Powered by Coppermine Photo Gallery

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