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Most viewed Common Snipe75 viewsFrom the hide. Trevor Gunby Little Gull75 viewsNick Clayton Chiffchaff75 viewsGarry Wright Dean Eades - Little owl 75 viewshttp://www.birdmad.com/Dean Eades Oystercatcher75 viewsGarry Wright Whooper Swan75 viewsWhooper Swan - BardneyRussell Hayes Snipe.75 viewsPaul Neale Sedge Warbler.75 viewsPaul Neale WHITE THROAT75 viewsGeoff Harrod COMMON TURN (WITH LUNCH )75 viewsGeoff Harrod Sedge Warbler75 viewsRichard Jackson Buzzard75 viewsTrevor Gunby Lesser Whitethroat75 viewsLesser Whitethroat - WhisbyRussell Hayes Kingfisher75 viewsRon Marshall 75 viewsRichard Pipe Little grebe74 viewsWolla bank 16-04-06Dean Eades Dean Eades - Southern Hawker74 viewsN Coates Dean Eades Coal Tit74 viewsCentral Park, ScunthorpeS and K Spavin Mediterranean Gull74 viewsgpc Marsh Harrier74 viewsthis female Marsh Harrier was around the pits today and gave a couple of photo opportunities albeit in fairly poor light; so what age is it? the female type plumage with a dark iris, fairly uniform dark brown tail but with some moult in the remiges must make this a female; according to Forsmann in their first winter Marsh Harriers moult body, some wing coverts and sometimes central tail feathers but not remiges so this bird appears to be older than 2cy but there are worn and faded pale tips to the greater coverts which suggest these are juvenile feathers? there is a distinct moult contrast between the inner 4 new primaries which are paler brown than the darker outers but the outers also seem a bit shiny and unworn as if they may also be new feathers? one inner secondary is a new paler brown feather and the central tail feathers look a bit darker than the outers--so is it a 2cy or 3cy or older female?gpc Marsh Harrier74 viewsgpc Long-tailed Tits74 viewsgathering nest material from paper towel hung in treegpc Wren74 viewsWren - Back GardenRussell Hayes Whooper Swan74 viewsMick West Nuthatch74 viewsMick West 20755 files on 831 page(s) 1 - 614 615 616 - 831 Powered by Coppermine Photo Gallery

The Bird Club was formed in 1979, to encourage and further an interest in the bird life, birding and birdwatching of the historic county of Lincolnshire, to collect and publish information on bird movements and bird populations, bird taxonomy, bird status, to encourage conservation of the wildlife of the county of Lincolnshire and to provide sound information on which bird conservation policies can be based.

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