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LATE FIELDFARE AT SALTFLEETBY ON MAY-17139 viewsFieldfares are in worn plumage at this time of the year but this one, presumably a male because of the amount of black below the eye for one thing, does not appear to have obtained its full breeding plumage. The bill has not quite reached the full yellow of a breeding bird; some, apparently, keep a dusky tip to the bill whilst others obtain a fully yellow bill. Fieldfares I have seen in Moscow were feeding young by now whilst in Lapland mid-May to early June sees the onset of the breeding season. ATRIFRONS
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Kingfisher with Rudd139 viewsFar IngsRichard Pipe
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barn owl139 viewsbarn owlByron Webb
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Kingfisher139 viewsMick West
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Bittern139 viewsBitternDon Davis
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Short Eared Owl139 viewsMore on my website
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Buzzards over Fulbeck139 viewsx4 Buzzards over Fulbeck - Sunday 10th Febachick
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Kingfisher139 viewskingDon Davis
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Sparrow Hawk139 viewsRobert Hardy
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Meadow Pipit139 viewsDavid Morison
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Mallard - Anas platyrhynchos 139 viewsBen Revell
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Marsh Harrier139 viewsM.H.Don Davis
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Yellowhammer139 viewsDave Andrew
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whats this then - Busard139 viewsRobert Hardy
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Kingfisher139 viewsKingfisherDon Davis
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Chaffinch with deformed bill, Frieston, Caythorpe Lincs – Dec 2010139 viewsAndrew Chick
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back garden birds139 viewsStephen Godson
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Gulls 139 viewsCommon and Black-Headed-Gulls.Paul Dumpleton
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High tide Gibraltar Point.139 viewsPaul Neale
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Bar-Tailed Godwit.139 viewsBar T.Godwit.Don Davis
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Grey Heron139 viewsMandy West
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Kingfisher139 viewsKingfisher - Nocton FenRussell Hayes
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Redshank139 viewsHorseshoe PointRichard Pipe
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139 viewsStephen Godson
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Kes139 viewsKesDon Davis
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