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Home > Common Birds in Lincolnshire Last additions - Common Birds in Lincolnshire Turtle Dove246 viewsOne of eight seen this morningRuss TelferJun 20, 2012 Crossbill210 viewsRather distant I'm afraid ! The only one I saw briefly this morning.Russ TelferJun 20, 2012 Sedge Warbler135 viewsKevin EvertonJun 20, 2012 Sedge Warbler144 viewsMick WiddowsonJun 19, 2012 Yellowhammer109 viewsMick WiddowsonJun 19, 2012 Short Eared Owl163 viewsLots more on our blog at www.sandkspavin.blogspot.comS and K SpavinJun 19, 2012 Whitethroat124 viewsKevin EvertonJun 19, 2012 Barn Owl228 viewsRuss TelferJun 19, 2012 Barn Owl144 viewsRuss TelferJun 19, 2012 Dean Eades - Spotted flycatcher144 viewsDean EadesJun 19, 2012 Dean Eades - Spotted flycatcher145 viewsDean EadesJun 19, 2012 Dean Eades - Spotted flycatcher149 viewsDean EadesJun 19, 2012 Sedge Warbler.172 viewsSedge Warbler.Don DavisJun 19, 2012 Pied Wagtail Nest194 viewsOf This Machine Which Is Used Every Day And Never Parked In The Same Place.Dave AndrewJun 18, 2012 Pied Wagtail Nest178 viewsOn The Gear Box OfDave AndrewJun 18, 2012 Pied Wagtail Nest145 views Second Brood. Two Fledged First BroodDave AndrewJun 18, 2012 Spotted Flycatcher140 viewsSpotted Flycatcher - SpridlingtonRussell HayesJun 18, 2012 Spotted Flycatcher101 viewsSpotted Flycatcher - SpridlingtonRussell HayesJun 18, 2012 Spotted Flycatcher142 viewsSteve NesbittJun 18, 2012 Reed Warbler124 viewsGarry WrightJun 17, 2012 Song Thrush135 viewsGarry WrightJun 17, 2012 Grey Wagtail170 viewsmale - parent of second brood now fledgedAlan BallJun 17, 2012 Ruff133 viewsRuffDon DavisJun 17, 2012 Siskin162 viewsApologies for the feeder but it was the only place it would land. Unusual summer visitor today. Russ TelferJun 17, 2012 Tree Sparrows199 viewsSome of the 8 young being fed todayRuss TelferJun 17, 2012 9941 files on 398 page(s) 1 - 100 101 102 - 398 Powered by Coppermine Photo Gallery

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