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Black Tern138 viewsBlack Tern - Kirkby on BainRussell Hayes
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Western Swamphen 255 viewsWestern Swamphen - Alkborough FlatsRussell Hayes
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Caspian Tern219 viewsCaspian Tern - Gibraltar PointRussell Hayes
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Caspian Tern181 viewsCaspian Tern - Gibraltar PointRussell Hayes
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Black Tern142 viewsStill about on the north end of hide pit (14 May)Trevor Gunby
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Black Tern147 viewsRecord shot of a rare visitor to the hide pit.Trevor Gunby
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Bittern183 viewsFrom the hideTrevor Gunby
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Bittern208 viewsFrom the hide. It seems to have been in the area for about two months but photo opportunities have been rare.Trevor Gunby
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White-winged Black Tern188 viewsWhite-winged Black Tern - Frampton MarshRussell Hayes
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White-winged Black Tern192 viewsWhite-winged Black Tern - Frampton MarshRussell Hayes
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Little Bittern269 viewsColin Scott
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Little Bittern226 viewsWell, wow no Squacco seen but then this gets found by Kev Shone & Garry Wright... Amazing..:)Colin Scott
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Bittern351 viewsBittern - Helpringham FenRussell Hayes
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Bittern 182 viewsBittern flying into left hand inlet at Boultham Mere after spending around twenty minutes in the openChris Grimshaw
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Sandwich Tern54 viewsMick Widdowson
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Gull-billed Tern233 viewsfirst-winter at Covenham Reservoir September 1972 photo Keith Atkingpc
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Bittern204 viewsSeen to the left of the hide at 11:15 before flying to reedbed on the opposite side of the pit.Trevor Gunby
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Black Tern160 viewsBlack Tern - Covenham ReservoirRussell Hayes
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Black Tern144 viewsBlack Tern - Covenham ReservoirRussell Hayes
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Common Tern82 viewsNot sure about the second one which has no black tip to the bill.Trevor Gunby
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Common Tern68 viewsMick Widdowson
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Black Tern121 viewsBlack Tern - Kirkby on "Rain"Russell Hayes
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Black Tern100 viewsBlack Tern - Kirkby on "Rain"Russell Hayes
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Common Tern59 viewsCommon TernDon Davis
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American Black Tern92 viewsAmerican Black Tern at Covenham ReservoirTrevor Gunby
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