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Last additions lesser yellowlegs188 viewsPaul SullivanJun 07, 2006 Dean Eades960 viewsPhoto Taken in Scotland 01-06-06 , one of 2 days good weather Dean EadesJun 06, 2006 Dean Eades - Large Red54 viewsKirkby moorDean EadesJun 06, 2006 Dean Eades - Banded Demoiselle62 viewsChambers woodDean EadesJun 06, 2006 Dean Eades - Large Red55 viewsKirkby moorDean EadesJun 06, 2006 Dean Eades - Large Red61 viewsKirkby moor Dean EadesJun 06, 2006 Cardinal Beetle197 viewsuniomysticJun 06, 2006 Marston295 viewsView from the hide at MarstonRussell HayesJun 06, 2006 Broad-bodied chaser140 viewsPeakes Covert Humberston http://bradderspatch.blogspot.com/Dave BradbeerJun 06, 2006 Four-spotted chaser124 viewsPeakes Covert HumberstonDave BradbeerJun 06, 2006 Small Heath127 viewsPeakes Covert HumberstonDave BradbeerJun 06, 2006 Common Blue124 viewsPeakes Covert HumberstonDave BradbeerJun 06, 2006 hairy dragonfly173 viewsColin PumfrettJun 06, 2006 Large red damselfly125 viewsColin PumfrettJun 06, 2006 Dean Eades - Sanderling90 viewsToft-newton Res 05-06-06Dean EadesJun 05, 2006 Dean Eades - Sanderling70 viewsToft-newton Res 05-06-06Dean EadesJun 05, 2006 Dean Eades - Sanderling71 viewsToft-newton Res 05-06-06Dean EadesJun 05, 2006 Dean Eades - Dunlin79 viewsToft-newton Res 05-06-06Dean EadesJun 05, 2006 TEMMINCK'S STINT AT PARADISE184 viewsSame bird that arrived on 10th May and stayed until early June to grow its tertail and tail feathers fully. Compare earlier pictures on these plumage features. Available literature states that this species is known to do this while on passage. (Moult said to occur with these feathers from February to June).Barry ClarksonJun 05, 2006 Man Orchid - Sheila Jennings217 viewsColin JenningsJun 05, 2006 Common Twayblade - Sheila Jennings180 viewsColin JenningsJun 05, 2006 Green-winged Orchid195 viewsColin JenningsJun 05, 2006 Common Swift145 viewsGrimsby PyewipeDave BradbeerJun 05, 2006 Hairy Dragonfly207 viewsJun 04, 2006 Black Tailed Skimmer181 viewsJun 04, 2006 20755 files on 831 page(s) 1 - 758 759 760 - 831 Powered by Coppermine Photo Gallery

The Bird Club was formed in 1979, to encourage and further an interest in the bird life, birding and birdwatching of the historic county of Lincolnshire, to collect and publish information on bird movements and bird populations, bird taxonomy, bird status, to encourage conservation of the wildlife of the county of Lincolnshire and to provide sound information on which bird conservation policies can be based.

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