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Boultham Park Goose246 viewsBoultham Park GooseRussell Hayes

Buzzard with prey245 viewsGarry Wright

Blackbird244 viewsUnusual colourGeorge Rutter

Dark Herring Gull243 viewsSeen at Leadenham Tip (28th Nov) clearly both darker and bigger than the other Herring Gull. Each time I scanned the flock of gulls, i picked this individual bird out everytime but suggest it is just a Herring Gull?? Andrew Chick

Have no idea what this is242 viewsSaw this at Far Ings today but couldn't put a name on it. It appeared from around the reeds.Matthew Taylor

Ibis242 viewsPaul Sullivan

juvenile gull242 viewsgpc

kite composite image241 viewsAlex Lees

New Zealand Scaup240 viewsNew Zealand Scaup - Gibraltar PointRussell Hayes

Cattle Egret looking for an easy meal240 viewsGood views of Cattle Egret at Legbourne but not as close as this - and it was wild believe meChris Grimshaw

239 viewsAs previousDave Rooke

White or Pied?239 viewsWhite or Pied?Russell Hayes

gull239 viewshead pattern?gpc

239 views14 seen @ Marston on 9/8 - AM - from a distance - Whimbrel or Curlew? I think Whimbrel. Sorry for image quality.Steve Nesbitt

238 viewsPaul Sullivan

Female red-crested pochard???237 viewsSlightly over the county boundary...! Watched her diving under a coot to frighten it off her young. Identification isn't mine. Accurate?Stewart Hogg

Skua Sp237 viewsTaken on Mystere PelagicJoe Pell

Skua sp236 viewsTaken on Mystere Pelagic.Joe Pell

Escapee Lady Amherst's Pheasant236 viewsGarden tick from I know not where?Pete Scott

gull235 viewsID anyonegpc

Wheatear??235 viewsI have a feeling I shouldn't, but this was just over the Lincs border - I could see Lincolnshire.... Showed well along the shoreline, but what is it?? Also posted a front view...Stewart Hogg

Goose235 viewsduring Webs this morning saw this goose and i thought the pale face pointed towards a bit of Canada, eye ring some lesser white-front, and a bit of pink foot for bare parts(legs were pink)Paul Sullivan

Tern Sp233 viewsChapel Point - 25th August 2008Andrew Chick

kite232 viewsgpc

Hybrids in the making232 viewsThis pair of geese consists of a Canada and a Greylag, they have paired up and produced youngstersGeorge Rutter

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