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Last additions Mealy Redpoll198 viewsMealy Redpoll - WalesbyRussell HayesFeb 06, 2006 Glaucous Gull - Grimsby Docks Feb. 1997138 viewsAs a comparison for the unusually pale and small specimen seen recently at Rimac/Saltfleet, this is a much more typical first-winter that was on waste ground in the docks nine years ago. A reminder for those that saw it, this bird was a bit lame in one leg for a while. Roy.Roy HarveyFeb 05, 2006 Peregrine160 viewsPoor record shot taken through the mist of one of two birds omnipresent at Stallingborough power station ( Pyewipe ).Dave BradbeerFeb 02, 2006 Brambling246 viewsBrambling - Worlaby Carr - Taken on a crap day at 1/10th sec.Russell HayesFeb 01, 2006 GLAUCOUS GULL202 viewsFirst-winter Glaucous Gull at Haven outfall at tide-edge at Saltfleetby January-30, 2005. It looks particularly pale and small and may be a female but the bill-tip pattern and primary projection confirm the ID. Is it possible that the race barrovianus could turn up here? See photo in "Gulls Of Europe etc" by Olsen & Larsson P. 199. ATRIFRONSJan 31, 2006 Female Brambling145 viewsTaken on the 29/1/2006 at Marston Sewage Works from the car park.Paul OtterJan 31, 2006 Little Egret143 viewsLooking out of place in a field near Tetney village, been in the area a few weeks. ( soon to be placed in the common bird section? )Dave BradbeerJan 31, 2006 Water Rail232 viewsYorkshire pud for breakfast!Dave BradbeerJan 31, 2006 Dean Eades - Little Owl170 viewsNocton 29-01-06Dean EadesJan 30, 2006 Sparrowhawk225 viewsTetneyDave BradbeerJan 29, 2006 Lesser Redpoll169 viewsLesser Redpoll - WalesbyRussell HayesJan 29, 2006 dodgy goings on1024 viewsgetting the crippling close up of the Dark-breasted Barn Owl Camargue Feb 2004gpcJan 23, 2006 Scunny mob962 viewspart of the Barrow Red=foot twitch July 2003 featuring K Parker, W Gillatt, C Nimmick, N DrinkallgpcJan 23, 2006 KR889 viewsa scope technique unknown to modern spottersgpcJan 23, 2006 Scotland 1985904 viewsrecognise any of these on the Wanted PostergpcJan 23, 2006 Insectologist881 viewsgpcJan 23, 2006 Whoopee140 views4 from a herd of 8 in procession up and down the lake center.The resident mute kept their distance!Eric DavisonJan 22, 2006 Green-winged Teal196 viewsnote the difference in head pattern to the Teal above right abd the slightly deeper coloured breast along with the diagnostic white linegpcJan 22, 2006 Green-winged Teal179 viewsno such thing as a close bird up here!gpcJan 22, 2006 Green winged Teal147 viewsGreen winged Teal found on the morning Webs count at Read's Island (22.01.06)Wayne GillattJan 22, 2006 Lesser Redpoll185 viewsLesser Redpoll - WalesbyRussell HayesJan 22, 2006 Crossbill203 viewsCrossbill - WalesbyRussell HayesJan 22, 2006 Waxwing120 viewsJan 21, 2006 Waxwing125 viewsJan 21, 2006 Crossbill226 viewsJan 21, 2006 20755 files on 831 page(s) 1 - 781 782 783 - 831 Powered by Coppermine Photo Gallery

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