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Most viewed - Mammals in Lincolnshire

Mink - River Slea.1221 viewsMink swimming in the River Slea.Graham Hardy

Graham Catley - Fallow Deer1064 viewsFallow Deergpc

Grey

Squirrel1045 viewsGraham Hardy

Mink - River Slea910 viewsMink seen swimming in the River SleaGraham Hardy

Grey

Squirrel855 viewsGraham Hardy

Dean Eades774 viewsFallow Deer - Belton 19-02-05Dean Eades

stoat762 viewsgpc

Fox

cubs at Market Rasen618 viewsRoy Harvey

Dean Eades - Stoats586 viewsMessingham 08-06-06Dean Eades

Muntjac584 viewsMuntjac

Buck, the long pedicles on the head will soon produce antlers - Chambers Farm Wood - Distant

shot through branchesRussell Hayes

Dead Otter - Bourne556 viewsUnfortunately a dead female Otter on road at Bourne.
Further proof of spread of Otters in Lincs Alan Ball

Mink485 viewsMinkDon Davis

dead whale Butterwick482 viewsviewed from Butterwick but near LevertonPaul Sullivan

Hare461 viewsachick

WEASEL OR STOAT445 viewsWEASEL OR STOAT, (DRAGGING HIS LUNCHGeoff Harrod

Chinese Water Deer 181211436 viewsChinese Water Deer. Gib 181211Nige Lound

STOAT418 viewsGeoff Harrod

Hedgehog415 viewsHedgehog - BardneyRussell Hayes

Mystery Footprint412 viewsCould anybody put an animal to this footprint My dad thinks Otter but the body of water seen was the size of a downstairs of a house and about 1 foot deep at best basically a small bog. With some reads Anthony Bentley

405 viewsOTTER, ( Thanks to Garry)Geoff Harrod

Whale Skegness402 viewsDean Eades

stoat with a ? mark 393 viewsanother showing all of it :)Robert Hardy

Mink381 viewsuniomystic

Mole370 viewsMole -

One of three seen running around the sand dunes at Donna Nook during daylightRussell Hayes

nots lincs but question365 viewsIn doncaster this morning walking back from missing out on kingfisher & this little fella was jumping up & down in small bushes chasing birds...but birds werent flying off just kind of jumping up & down themselves..would they of been nesting hence not run away mode?
As said..sorry not lincs!Andy Atkinson

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