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Home > Rare Birds in Lincolnshire Last comments - Rare Birds in Lincolnshire Bearded Tit81 viewsMick West10/27/09 at 19:38Matthew Taylor: Great shot Bearded Tit88 viewsMick West10/27/09 at 19:38Matthew Taylor: Great shot Mandy Bearded Tit81 viewsMick West10/27/09 at 13:19Mick West: Thank you Don Ring necked Duck by Alex Parker203 viewsRing necked Duck 26.10.09 Kirkby on Bain LWT Reserve Andrew Chick10/26/09 at 17:58Dean Eades: Nice Alex Bearded Tit81 viewsMick West10/26/09 at 16:50Don Davis: Ace shot Mandy. Peregrine, juv annoying a Crow this morning.163 viewsCleethorpes.Dave Bradbeer10/22/09 at 00:43Mick West: Great capture Dave M&M Bearded Tit104 viewsSpent 3 hours waiting for a Bearded Tit and they finally showed and I loved every moment!Matthew Taylor10/19/09 at 19:33Matthew Taylor: Thanks Don Bearded Tit134 viewsOne from the 3 hour waitMatthew Taylor10/19/09 at 19:32Matthew Taylor: Thanks all Bearded Tit155 viewsOne from the 3 hour wait. Do you like this one with less distraction in the background or the one with more reeds visible?Matthew Taylor10/19/09 at 19:32Matthew Taylor: Ok, thanks Nick Bearded Tit134 viewsOne from the 3 hour waitMatthew Taylor10/19/09 at 10:49Mick West: Well done Matthew! M&M Bearded Tit104 viewsSpent 3 hours waiting for a Bearded Tit and they finally showed and I loved every moment!Matthew Taylor10/19/09 at 07:25Don Davis: Your patience was rewarded Matthew great shot`s we... Bearded Tit134 viewsOne from the 3 hour waitMatthew Taylor10/18/09 at 23:32Colin Smale: Just just...if only we could have seen the entire ... Bearded Tit155 viewsOne from the 3 hour wait. Do you like this one with less distraction in the background or the one with more reeds visible?Matthew Taylor10/18/09 at 23:10Nick Clayton: Nice shot Matthew, I prefer the other shot, I don&... Blk Redstart174 viewsDonna nook 11-10-09Dean Eades10/12/09 at 22:10Dean Eades: I will remember to take my disc cutter next time Blk Redstart174 viewsDonna nook 11-10-09Dean Eades10/12/09 at 21:52gpc: all versatile bird photographers carry an angle gr... Blk Redstart166 viewsDonna nook 11-10-09Dean Eades10/12/09 at 21:42Matthew Taylor: Nice shot Blk Redstart166 viewsDonna nook 11-10-09Dean Eades10/12/09 at 20:44Nick Clayton: Cracker Dean Blk Redstart174 viewsDonna nook 11-10-09Dean Eades10/12/09 at 18:54Dean Eades: Handhelding 800 lens shooting through railing, you... Blk Redstart166 viewsDonna nook 11-10-09Dean Eades10/12/09 at 18:38Dean Eades: Many thks, Blk Redstart174 viewsDonna nook 11-10-09Dean Eades10/11/09 at 23:06gpc: did it turn foggy! Blk Redstart166 viewsDonna nook 11-10-09Dean Eades10/11/09 at 22:29Colin Pumfrett: Nice images Dean Black Redstart150 viewsBlack Redstart - Donna NookRussell Hayes10/11/09 at 22:27Colin Pumfrett: Excellent Russell. Blk Redstart166 viewsDonna nook 11-10-09Dean Eades10/11/09 at 20:37S and K Spavin: Lovely pics Dean, nice to see you Black Redstart150 viewsBlack Redstart - Donna NookRussell Hayes10/11/09 at 18:26David Morison: Lovely detail Russell! Whooper Swans125 views2 birds seen on 11th October 2009 on Welland - with RSPB Frampton in the backgroundAndrew Chick10/11/09 at 18:25David Morison: Excellent action shot Andrew. 4037 files on 162 page(s) 1 - 101 102 103 - 162 Powered by Coppermine Photo Gallery

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