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Greater Yellowlegs446 viewsnow this is a record shot! but the bill is still obvious although not huge even at this range and the bird's jizz is still pretty stockygpc

White-tailed Eagle445 viewsJohn Clarkson

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Bittern444 viewsLincsDean Eades

Falcon sp.443 viewsRecord shots of the Falcon species/cross, seen recently near Bardney Lock.Russell Hayes

steppe? Buzzard442 viewscomments welcome on ID of this birdgpc

dead whale Butterwick440 viewsviewed from Butterwick but near LevertonPaul Sullivan

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purple orchid439 viewsChambers wood 24-04-05Dean Eades

White-tailed Eagle439 viewsOver Cawthorpe, Burwell, W Louth & S Elkington etcJohn Clarkson

Steppe Grey Shrike.438 viewsPaul Neale

Mink438 viewsMinkDon Davis

Dean Eades437 viewsFox

Caterpillar moth - RimacDean Eades

Possible Great White Egret - bill colour confusing and size of bird. Legs very thick?437 viewsGarry Wright

Black Headed Blue Tit.436 viewsI've had the id confirmed by BTO as definitely a Blue Tit aberration.
Graham Gamble

First Bird Club Computer436 viewshead scratching over the first Bird Report on the new computer I think it was 1995; it ran on MSDos and had a memory that I seem to recall was 64MB -- the screen was black and the text vivid green -- gpc

EURASIAN SPARROWHAWK435 viewsAs I have a large Tree and House Sparrow flock regularly feeding in my garden, they quite naturally attract their share of Sparrowhawks. Up to three different birds visit and this one was drying out after a recent heavy downpour.ATRIFRONS

A cracking starling !434 viewsIn a Bottesford garden a few years agoRoy Harvey

Mixed Bag434 viewsBlack Kite - Hen Harrier - Little Egret - Marsh Harrier - OK I know it's not the best photo, but what a spectacle.Russell Hayes

BIRDERS OR SHOOTERS?434 viewsI have placed these pallets on Grainthorpe marsh for the waders to get used to an 'object' in their territory. I intend to put a hide between these pallets but some 'oik' keeps knocking them down. Sadly, nowadays I can't leave a hide up as that would get nicked.
So, this has not been set up by shooters but by a bird photographer, please leave it alone?Colin Smale

Any ideas?434 viewsOne for the armchair detectives.Russell Hayes

Arctic Redpoll and Lesser Redpoll433 viewsSent in by Paul Marshall taken from is room window in LincolnDean Eades

Bluethroat432 viewsGib Point. May 1993Nige Lound

Osprey At431 viewsThe bird has an orange ring on the right leg with the letters 'AS' - as reported to Roger by 'Canadian Mike'.
The left wing is held rather low when at rest. This wing is also minus several flight feathers, but it does not appear to be in any difficulty when flying.Roy Harvey

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Small Elephant hawk moth431 viewsDean Eades

Little Egret at Grainthorpe431 viewsA shot to show leg colourRoy Harvey

Red-rumped Swallow431 viewsgpc

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