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Home > Rare Birds in Lincolnshire Last comments - Rare Birds in Lincolnshire Dean Eades - Little Stint117 viewsCov Res 20-09-09Dean Eades09/22/09 at 14:08Neil Smith: Very nice image of a smart little wader Dean Eades - Little Stint134 viewsCov Res - 19-09-09Dean Eades09/21/09 at 23:45Colin Smale: That is nice... Dean Eades - Little Stint117 viewsCov Res 20-09-09Dean Eades09/21/09 at 21:58Dean Eades: cheers Colin Dean Eades - Little Stint117 viewsCov Res 20-09-09Dean Eades09/21/09 at 21:58Dean Eades: cheers Colin Dean Eades - Little Stint117 viewsCov Res 20-09-09Dean Eades09/21/09 at 17:28Colin Pumfrett: Beautiful images Dean. Dean Eades - Little Stint117 viewsCov Res 20-09-09Dean Eades09/21/09 at 14:50Dean Eades: Thks m8 Dean Eades - Little Stint117 viewsCov Res 20-09-09Dean Eades09/21/09 at 08:48Stephen Routledge: Nice images Dean,thought you would get some good p... Dean Eades - Little Stint130 viewsCov Res 20-09-09Dean Eades09/20/09 at 22:10Nick Clayton: Nice Dean Dean Eades - Little Stint130 viewsCov Res 20-09-09Dean Eades09/20/09 at 20:37Don Davis: Belter Dean. Dean Eades - Little Stint130 viewsCov Res 20-09-09Dean Eades09/20/09 at 20:21Richard Pipe: fabulous Dean flava wagtail153 viewsany ideas on racial ID?gpc09/20/09 at 20:04Phil Hyde: Superficially like Citrine but head pattern rules ... King Eider from Cut End Hide, by Roger Labbett 17/9/09128 viewsSteve Keightley09/20/09 at 18:57Roy Harvey: You are a lucky man Roger - for most it has been a... flava wagtail191 viewsany thoughts on racial ID?gpc09/18/09 at 22:11gpc: rump had tinge of green but uppertail coverts were... flava wagtail191 viewsany thoughts on racial ID?gpc09/17/09 at 23:12gpc: seems unlikely to be flavissima flava wagtail191 viewsany thoughts on racial ID?gpc09/17/09 at 22:39Dean Eades: had one like this at Toft yesterday, we tht it was... Busard143 viewsRobert Hardy09/14/09 at 21:09Michael Pickwell: Excellent Rob!! Busard143 viewsRobert Hardy09/14/09 at 21:08Michael Pickwell: Excellent Rob!! King Eider - Witham Mouth - Boston192 viewsTaken from the Boston Belle on 12th September 2009Andrew Chick09/14/09 at 12:40Neil Smith: I agree, nice one. King Eider188 viewsbetter processing than last night - more accurate coloursgpc09/14/09 at 11:54Neil Smith: Excellent set of Images of this bird Graham. Barred Warbler213 viewsamazing shots gpc09/13/09 at 16:02Dave Bradbeer: I expect better from you King Eider183 viewsbetter processing than last night - more accurate coloursgpc09/13/09 at 15:14Nick Clayton: Cracking shot Grahame, nice to see you posting on ... King Eider157 viewsgpc09/12/09 at 23:02Dean Eades: Nice Busard143 viewsRobert Hardy09/12/09 at 19:56Dean Eades: yep nice Rob King Eider - Witham Mouth - Boston192 viewsTaken from the Boston Belle on 12th September 2009Andrew Chick09/12/09 at 19:54Dean Eades: Nice 1 Andy King Eider - Witham Mouth - Boston192 viewsTaken from the Boston Belle on 12th September 2009Andrew Chick09/12/09 at 19:24Don Davis: Very nice Andy 4037 files on 162 page(s) 1 - 104 105 106 - 162 Powered by Coppermine Photo Gallery

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