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Home > Common Birds in Lincolnshire Last additions - Common Birds in Lincolnshire Chaffinch74 viewsDave BradbeerJul 22, 2007 Great Tit, juvenile.75 viewsDave BradbeerJul 22, 2007 Juvenile Buzzard155 viewsManton Triangle Scunthorpe 21st July 2007S and K SpavinJul 21, 2007 Robin75 viewsDave BradbeerJul 15, 2007 Dunnock75 viewsDave BradbeerJul 15, 2007 Robin, juvenile.76 viewsGrowing up fast.Dave BradbeerJul 12, 2007 Long Tailed Tit87 viewsFar IngsRichard PipeJul 12, 2007 wren90 viewswrenDon DavisJul 11, 2007 Female House Sparrow94 viewssedge warblerDon DavisJul 11, 2007 Dean Eades - Swallow100 viewsParadise 07-07-07Dean EadesJul 09, 2007 Dean Eades - Swallow99 viewsParadise 07-07-07Dean EadesJul 09, 2007 Dean Eades - Sedge warbler93 viewsParadise 07-07-07Dean EadesJul 09, 2007 Dean Eades - Wren78 viewsRimac 07-07-07Dean EadesJul 09, 2007 sedge warbler77 viewsDon DavisJul 09, 2007 Marsh Harrier (Female)101 viewsFemale Marsh Harrier with prey over the Monty's View Point on Sunday 9th JulyachickJul 09, 2007 Dean Eades - Swallow juv72 viewsRimac 07-07-07 http://www.deaneadeswildlifephotography.co.ukDean EadesJul 09, 2007 Pied Wagtail78 viewsNettletonRichard PipeJul 08, 2007 Curlew107 viewsMick WestJul 07, 2007 Kestrel94 viewsMessingham, Scunthorpe 7th July 2007S and K SpavinJul 07, 2007 Blackbird134 viewsThis poor harrassed father was trying in vain to feed his youngster, it took a worm no problem but would not entertain this offering of bread, the look on his face shows his frustration I think!!!! He was trying to persuade it for about 15 mins!Mick WestJul 06, 2007 Marsh Harrier79 viewsMick WestJul 06, 2007 Marsh Harrier101 viewsMick WestJul 06, 2007 Young Barn Owl - stretching his legs!140 viewsTaken from my kitchen which directly overlooks nest site, I can see them, they can see me - I take far more care not to disturb them when photographing than I do when emptying my waste bin or taking dogs out for exercise! We have a mutual respect and understanding for each other which is why I believe the parents come back to nest year after year :-)Mark MartinJul 05, 2007 Fledgling Barn Owl - calling for food178 viewsTaken from my kitchen which directly overlooks nest site, I can see them, they can see me - I take far more care not to disturb them when photographing than I do when emptying my waste bin or taking dogs out for exercise! We have a mutual respect and understanding for each other which is why I believe the parents come back to nest year after year :-)Mark MartinJul 05, 2007 another swallow photo77 viewsDon DavisJul 05, 2007 9941 files on 398 page(s) 1 - 329 330 331 - 398 Powered by Coppermine Photo Gallery

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