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Ibis260 viewsPaul Sullivan
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Canada Goose/Greylag Goose hybrid260 viewsGarry Wright
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Shrike sp.. Wainfleet on 4 May 1996259 viewsShrike sp.. Wainfleet on 4 May 1996Andrew Chick
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2 Curlew Sandpipers & 1 Dunlin259 viewsSee Dunlin Thread. Bad shot but I think it clearly shows 2 of my Dunlins are Curlew Sands ??Russ Telfer
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juvenile gull259 viewsgpc
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Presumed hybrid Black Brant x Dark-bellied brent258 viewsPaul French
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Help ???256 viewstaken over cleethorpes in Feb/Mar - Is it just a BHG or something elseRichard Pipe
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AGP AF 1256 viewsmoulting adult American Golden Plovers (& Southern Lapwings), Alta Floresta, September 2006Alex Lees
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gull254 viewsgpc
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goose sp254 viewsany commentsgpc
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Hassis Hawk250 viewsThe bird has been hanging around the north side of Marshchapple village and horseshoe point area. Picture taken April 2007. Image by Gary Wilson.achick
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odd ball250 viewsHuttoft 04-05-08Dean Eades
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Foot249 viewsJohn Clarkson
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Comments welcome on ID249 viewsRussell Hayes
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Dean Eades Marsh Harrier - Unusual markings ?248 viewsDean Eades
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Sanderling - Coloured Ringed - Gibraltar Point248 viewsBird fitted with a tracking device on it's back.Russell Hayes
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Red Kite and Black Kite247 viewsboth Spain April 2003 both adultsgpc
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Twite247 viewsgpc
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White or Pied Wagtail?247 viewsSteve Nesbitt
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Chiffchaff247 viewsI think this may be the Eastern/Siberian Chiffchaff that Alex Lees saw at Marston, very pale without a hint of green. Any Thoughts?David Morison
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Siskin??247 viewsPaul Dumpleton
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Wild swans at Donna Nook. Heavily cropped section.246 viewsColin Pumfrett
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I.D Confirmation please246 viewsWhen i saw this at Farings its actions and song seemed different. However reviewing my photo
it appears to be a Sedge Warbler. Just want my mind putting at rest
Richard Pipe
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AGP AF 2245 viewsmoulting adult American Golden Plovers, Alta Floresta, September 2006Alex Lees
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