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Footless blackwits286 viewsI have seen quite a lot of these this year. Pathetic watching them trying to scratch/preen. Anyone any ideas as to what's happening here?Colin Smale

Canada Goose/Greylag Goose hybrid282 viewsGarry Wright

Unknown gull322 viewsSorry for the poor quality taken at 7:30 at ISO 6400. I think this one is a 3rd Winter GBBG? Once again sorry for the quality.Anthony Bentley

Unknow gull306 viewsLesser Black-baced Gull or Yellow-legged? Anthony Bentley

Friend of B.N.Grebe327 viewsB.N.Grebe seemed to be quite attached to this bird following quite alot.Don Davis

Spotted Flycatcher ?388 viewsGarry Wright

ID please?513 viewsTaken lunchtime today 6th August at Horseshoe Point
Distant poor picture. Watched it glide over marsh and perch on the fenceRichard Pipe

id please378 viewstaken last month in Lake District
With flock of Mallard
Cross?Richard Pipe

Crimson rosella escapee480 viewsMust be getting warmer Garry Wright

Unidentified327 viewsThis Goose was on the hide pit this morning - comments welcome.Trevor Gunby

Unidentified287 viewsThis Goose was on the hide pit this morning - comments welcome!Trevor Gunby

Med/Common Gull hybrid?340 viewsBeach between Skegness and Gib Point 300712Nige Lound

juvenile gull331 viewsgpc

juvenile gull270 viewsgpc

juvenile gull233 viewsgpc

juvenile gull254 viewsgpc

Great Tit with a bald head223 viewsThis bird has appeared in our garden this week and appears to have a bald head. Is it normal to moult head feathers or is there something wrong with this bird?Paul Dumpleton

just question about feathers..are some missing?321 viewsAndy Atkinson

identification please385 viewscling to reedsAndy Atkinson

aberrant Northern wheatear, Frampton574 viewsPaul Sullivan

ID Please 416 viewsGarry Wright

Dodgey Duck368 viewsIn this picture the eyestripe is clearAnthony Bentley

Greenland ?401 viewsI'm no good with races of birds expecially wheaters could anyone inform me what race this is? I was thinking juv Northern? Anthony Bentley

Black-headed Gull281 viewsBlack-headed Gull - Showing bright Orange Bill & LegsRussell Hayes

Chaffinch363 viewsgpc

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