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Marsh Fritillary189 viewsTrevor Gunby
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Marsh Fritillary130 viewsTrevor Gunby
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Marsh Tit253 viewsMarsh Tit - Neville WoodRussell Hayes
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Marsh Harrier 139 views2cy male hunting down Ingham Lane this evening around the River Till..Colin Scott
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Marsh Fritillary222 viewsTrevor Gunby
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Marsh Fritillary145 viewsTrevor Gunby
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White-rumped Sandpiper192 viewsA fabulous first and a good late evenings birding had...Colin Scott
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Marsh Harrier145 viewsTrevor Gunby
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Marsh Harrier115 viewsTrevor Gunby
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Marsh Harrier110 viewsTrevor Gunby
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Marsh Harrier180 viewsDavid Morison
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Marsh Harrier210 viewsHeavily cropped record shot but I don't recall seeing one here at this time of year before!Trevor Gunby
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Marsh Harrier250 viewsMick Widdowson
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Marsh Warbler222 viewsMarsh Warbler - CleethorpesRussell Hayes
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Marsh Harrier164 viewsBird attempting to share carrion with a number of Crows at the north end of the LWT pit but was eventually driven off without getting a bite.
Does the regular sighting of the species at Kirkby this year indicate an increase in numbers generally?
Trevor Gunby
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Marsh Fritillary116 viewsMichael Pickwell
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Marsh Fritillary58 viewsMichael Pickwell
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Marsh Fritillary63 viewsMichael Pickwell
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Marsh Harrier119 viewsTaken from Ness Hide a Far IngsMichael Pickwell
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Marsh Harriers80 viewsTaken from Ness Hide at Far IngsMichael Pickwell
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Marsh Harrier78 viewsTaken from Ness Hide at Far IngsMichael Pickwell
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Marsh Harrier108 viewsFrom Ness Hide at Far IngsMichael Pickwell
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marsh harrier far ings122 viewsmarsh harrierDon Davis
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marsh harrier110 viewsmarsh harrier bartonDon Davis
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marsh harrier77 viewsmarsh harrier barton (very windy)Don Davis
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