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Marsh Harrier

old adult male; according to DF this bird must be 6+ years old and this was taken in 2009 -- he returned to the same nest site in 2010 and 2011 making him 8+ years old -- you seldom see birds in this plumage -- would be interested to hear if there are any in other parts of the county and what proportion of the bmales they form

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Filename:	MR_LBC.jpg
Album name:	gpc / Common Birds in Lincolnshire
Photographer Name::	GPC
Date and Lincs Location::	May 2009 N Lincs
Filesize:	71 KiB
Date added:	Jul 19, 2011
Dimensions:	700 x 548 pixels
Displayed:	129 times
URL:	http://www.lincsbirdclub.co.uk/album/displayimage.php?pid=15192
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