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Chiffchaff145 viewsChiffchaff BardneyRussell HayesApr 06, 2005
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Swan

Goose type hybrid
275 viewsThe bird people have been recording as White fronted Goose at Deeping

Lakes.
Will BowellApr 04, 2005
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Dean Eades -194 viewsKirkby pits Dean EadesApr 04, 2005
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Marsh Harrier male200 viewsgpcApr 04, 2005
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Marsh Harrier pair190 viewsgpcApr 04, 2005
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Marsh Harrier179 viewssee how silly

this gets?
gpcApr 04, 2005
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Dean Eades -198 viewsDonna nook - 3-4-05Dean EadesApr 04, 2005
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Nutter103 viewsgpcApr 03, 2005
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Tree Pipit124 viewsgpcApr 03, 2005
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Tree Pipit143 viewsfirst of

the year and a record early date
gpcApr 03, 2005
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Common Snipe198 viewsDave BradbeerApr 01, 2005
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Tree

Sparrow
119 viewsDave BradbeerApr 01, 2005
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Dean Eades - Tawny owl134 viewsDonna nook 31-03-05Dean EadesMar 31, 2005
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piggyback Avos135 viewsgpcMar 30, 2005
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Shoveler103 viewsgpcMar 30, 2005
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Sparrowhawk154 viewsDave BradbeerMar 29, 2005
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Jacko very slow shutter178 viewsJack

Snipe taken at 18:50 at night at a very very sloooooooow shitter speed--artistic result
gpcMar 26, 2005
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Greenshank154 viewsAn early arrivalRoy HarveyMar 26, 2005
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Avocets133 viewsSynchronised preening !Roy HarveyMar 26, 2005
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Shoveler134 viewsDave BradbeerMar 24, 2005
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Interesting Hybrid Duck150 viewsR-c Pochard x Mallard?John ClarksonMar 24, 2005
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Shelduck128 viewsShelduck North KillingholmeRussell HayesMar 22, 2005
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Avocet123 viewsAvocet North LincsRussell HayesMar 22, 2005
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Dean Eades186 viewsWhooper swans 24 presentDean EadesMar 21, 2005
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Rook172 viewsRook at Brigg, these can be hard to get close to.Russell HayesMar 21, 2005
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