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Home > Rare Birds in Lincolnshire Rare Birds in Lincolnshire White Stork139 viewsHaving a break from the landfill site at Kirkby on Bain GPs.Trevor Gunby White Stork120 viewsNot on a Mediterranean beach but at Kirkby on Bain GPs!!Trevor Gunby Smew179 viewsRuss Telfer Smew Drakes174 viewsTrev (and all) - Both birds present again at 15:20 on the big deep lake, after 20 mins or so they flew back onto Riverslea and were still there when I left at about 16:50.Russ Telfer Smew Drakes145 viewsRuss Telfer Smew112 viewsAnother poor record shot but confirms the presence of the two males on 24th Feb. Waited ages for them to come a bit close but sadly they flew off mid-morning!Trevor Gunby Peregrine Falcon190 viewsVery poor record shot but confirms the rare sighting of the species at Kirkby on Bain.Trevor Gunby "Braking"262 viewsBewick's Swans landing at FramptonMalcolm Johnson Bewick's Swans122 viewsBewick's Swans landing at Frampton Marsh Malcolm Johnson Iceland gull, Frampton130 viewsPaul Sullivan Iceland gull, Frampton93 viewsDiffuse bill contrast as in some 1st winter, although pale eye is diagnostic of 2nd winterPaul Sullivan Iceland gull, Frampton124 viewsThis bird shows the expected sharp contrast in the bill. Paul Sullivan Iceland gull, Frampton106 viewsPaul Sullivan Red Kite141 viewsOne of two around the pit.Russ Telfer Red Kite150 viewsRuss Telfer Smew & Goldeneye drakes154 viewsRuss Telfer Smews153 views2 today at Kirkby on Bain, River Slea pit, found by Derek Pell.Joe Pell White Stork140 viewsStill on the landfill site at Kirkby on Bain after almost two weeks.Trevor Gunby White Stork107 viewsStill on the landfill site at Kirkby on Bain after almost two weeks.Trevor Gunby Black Brant ?.165 viewsPaul Neale White Stork124 viewsStill showing well on Tip at lunchtime todayRuss Telfer White Stork137 viewsRuss Telfer Peregrine Falcon159 viewsPeregrine Falcon - Frampton MarshRussell Hayes Bittern169 viewsBitternDon Davis Red Kite164 viewsKevin Everton 5179 files on 208 page(s) 1 - 65 66 67 - 208 Powered by Coppermine Photo Gallery

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