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Last additions Small skipper111 viewsAlan BownessJul 09, 2005 Marbled white122 viewsAlan BownessJul 09, 2005 Marbled white110 viewsAlan BownessJul 09, 2005 108 viewsColin SmaleJul 09, 2005 2005 Breeding success of Little Ringed Plover112 viewsThis is a lightly visited water on private land in Tetney. Due to the lack of winter rain, the pool was almost dust dry but attracted this pr of LRP. Unable to find nest, only one chick seen.Colin SmaleJul 09, 2005 Robin111 viewsOne Legged Robin - Not wishing to upset anyone by posting my latest picture of a garden Robin and hopefully submitting an interesting picture, here we have a one legged Robin that was very agile and was seen doing everything an able bodied Robin could do. It is amazing that they soon adapt to disabilities.Russell HayesJul 08, 2005 Bug id ?131 viewsI thought these were maggots until I saw pics,Tree sparrows were feeding craneflies but any idea what kind of grubs these are, would be interesting to know.Colin SmaleJul 07, 2005 Elephant Hawk Moth206 viewsTrapped Louth 1st July 2005John ClarksonJul 06, 2005 Privet Hawk Moth158 viewsTrapped Louth 5th July 2005John ClarksonJul 06, 2005 Diamond Dove325 viewsJohn ClarksonJul 06, 2005 Tree Sparrow114 viewsThis has been nice to watch. In a friend's garden in North Thoresby, this is at least the 2nd brood so far this year in same nest box just outside the kitchen window. Feeding young on small white grubs and craneflies.Colin SmaleJul 05, 2005 Tree Sparrow Fledging131 viewsSecond Brood this yearmike binnsJul 04, 2005 Swallow118 viewsLate for nest building? Perhaps running repairs.mike binnsJul 04, 2005 Marsh Helleborine220 viewsJust starting to come into flower. Mark BibbyJul 04, 2005 Dean Eades - Tufted Duck135 viewsLincs 03-07-05Dean EadesJul 03, 2005 Dean Eades - Black necked Grebe183 viewsLincs 03-07-05Dean EadesJul 03, 2005 Dean Eades - Black necked Grebe141 viewsLincs 03-07-05Dean EadesJul 03, 2005 garden chafer135 viewsColin PumfrettJul 03, 2005 soldier beetles148 viewsColin PumfrettJul 03, 2005 female common darter197 viewsColin PumfrettJul 03, 2005 Emerald damselfly169 viewsColin PumfrettJul 03, 2005 Emerald damselfly126 viewsColin PumfrettJul 03, 2005 Mayfly130 viewsColin PumfrettJul 03, 2005 Tachinid fly? resting on my bins180 viewsColin PumfrettJul 03, 2005 Longhorn beetles150 viewsColin PumfrettJul 03, 2005 20755 files on 831 page(s) 1 - 812 813 814 - 831 Powered by Coppermine Photo Gallery

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