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Last additions - Paul French Bean Goose flash220 viewsA lighter version, thanks to Roy Harvey.Paul FrenchNov 21, 2010 Bean Goose160 viewsProbable Tundra on Croft Marsh, although head and bill pretty wedge shaped. Terrible videograb, but almost dark at this point!Paul FrenchNov 21, 2010 Water Pipit231 viewsWater Pipit with small group of Rock Pipits near to LBC hide at Witham Mouth. Paul FrenchOct 24, 2010 Garganey165 viewsTwo still on the grassland, and showing from the road.Paul FrenchAug 25, 2009 Collared Pratincole233 viewsAnother heavy crop. The heavily worn white trailing edge to the secondaries and inner primaries is just about visible here. Paul FrenchAug 10, 2009 Collared Pratincole227 viewsHeavy crop with levels slightly altered to show the reddish underwing coverts. These were very hard to see in the field. Note the absence of a white trailing edge to the wing. The tail length rules out Oriental however (it projected beyond the wingtips at rest). Paul FrenchAug 09, 2009 Footpath closure at RSPB Freiston Shore233 viewsThis map shows the work area at Freiston Shore. The blue lines are the footpaths that will remain open, althouth the main footpath between the car park past the hide will be closed for short periods to allow access for machinery. There will therefore be no circular route around the lagoon for the duration of the works, but you will still be able to access the sea watching shelter and the rest of the reserve. Paul FrenchJul 23, 2009 Red-backed Shrike189 viewsFemale r-b shrike with some abnormal areas of white on it. These apparently disappeared the following day! Photo by Mick Briggs. Paul FrenchJun 13, 2009 Red-backed Shrike176 viewsFemale r-b shrike with some abnormal areas of white on it. These apparently disappeared the following day! Photo by Mick Briggs. Paul FrenchJun 13, 2009 Map of Frampton Marsh 221 viewsLarger map of more of the reserve, showing the extent of wet grassland, and the Marsh Farm reservoir Please also see note in Lincs Birding sectionPaul FrenchApr 17, 2009 Map of Frampton Marsh254 viewsMap showing the layout of the new habitats at Frampton Marsh. Please excuse the garish colours! Also, please see note in Lincs Birding sectionPaul FrenchApr 17, 2009 White-fronted geese, Frampton Marsh168 viewsTwo of the six birds presentPaul FrenchJan 02, 2009 Red-necked Phalarope105 viewsJuv at dusk at Freiston ShorePaul FrenchSep 21, 2008 Red-necked Phalarope69 viewsJuv on the freshwater reservoir. Paul FrenchSep 21, 2008 Honey Buzzard222 viewsDark juvenile soaring over my gardenPaul FrenchSep 21, 2008 Marsh Helliborine trampling316 viewsPaul FrenchJul 21, 2008 Marsh Helliborine trampling305 viewsPaul FrenchJul 21, 2008 Marsh Helliborine trampled195 viewsPaul FrenchJul 21, 2008 13 Bramblings 129 views13 Bramblings together with lone Chaffinch Paul FrenchFeb 20, 2008 Presumed hybrid Black Brant x Dark-bellied brent256 viewsPaul FrenchNov 04, 2007 Presumed hybrid black brant x dark-bellied brent184 viewsPaul FrenchNov 04, 2007 Presumed hybrid black brant x dark-bellied brent162 viewsPaul FrenchNov 04, 2007 Presumed hybrid black brant x dark-bellied brent195 viewsPaul FrenchNov 04, 2007 American Golden Plover219 viewsManaged to get poor flight shot. Nearest bird to center.Paul FrenchOct 15, 2007 American Golden Plover205 viewsPaul FrenchOct 15, 2007 35 files on 2 page(s) 1 2 Powered by Coppermine Photo Gallery

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