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Home > Rare Birds in Lincolnshire Last additions - Rare Birds in Lincolnshire Raven nest 1 - 3 chicks118 viewsFirst of two nests accessed this year, of at least five in SW LincsAlan BallApr 17, 2014 Arctic Redpoll231 viewsgpcApr 06, 2014 Scaup124 viewsStill on Riverslea pit 5th Apil.Trevor GunbyApr 06, 2014 Black-necked Grebes154 viewsRichard JacksonApr 03, 2014 Black-necked Grebes141 viewsRichard JacksonApr 03, 2014 Black-necked Grebes124 viewsThree birds present on a gloomy morningRichard JacksonApr 03, 2014 Kittiwake169 viewsFirst winter bird on hide pit (my first sighting of the species here!).Trevor GunbyMar 27, 2014 Garganey190 viewsOn hide pit this morning.Trevor GunbyMar 27, 2014 Garganey118 viewsOn hide pit mid morning.Trevor GunbyMar 27, 2014 Med Gull.140 viewsPaul NealeMar 24, 2014 Hen harrier191 viewsGarry WrightMar 23, 2014 Glossy Ibis 204 viewsDean Nicholson commented recently on the small body size of Glossy Ibis. This video grab shows one with a Black-headed Gull - for comparison purposesRoy HarveyMar 20, 2014 Scaup161 viewsThe two males have been on Riverslea pit for about five days.Trevor GunbyMar 18, 2014 Mealy Redpoll (Carduelis flammea flammea)223 viewsMealy Redpoll - Gibraltar PointMick WiddowsonMar 14, 2014 large falcon sp304 viewsFar IngsgpcMar 11, 2014 Two-barred Crossbill251 viewsMark JohnsonMar 09, 2014 Red Kite174 viewsMark JohnsonMar 09, 2014 PALE-BELLIED BRENTS214 views2 on Sea Lane, Friskney with 240 Dark bellied BrentNige LoundMar 06, 2014 Little Bunting253 viewsgpcMar 02, 2014 Little Bunting201 viewsgpcMar 02, 2014 Little Bunting181 viewsgpcMar 02, 2014 Little Bunting184 viewsgpcMar 02, 2014 Little Bunting171 viewsgpcMar 02, 2014 Red Kite227 viewsKevin EvertonMar 01, 2014 Little Bunting246 viewsEventually showed well in hedgerow.Richard JacksonMar 01, 2014 5179 files on 208 page(s) 1 - 22 23 24 - 208 Powered by Coppermine Photo Gallery

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