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Home > Rare Birds in Lincolnshire Last comments - Rare Birds in Lincolnshire Black-winged Stilts209 viewsRoy Harvey06/04/13 at 13:33Trevor Gunby: That's a splendid picture - one of these rari... 206 viewsJohn Badley06/03/13 at 14:15John Badley: The pair at RSPB Frampton Marsh - 03/06/13 (with c... Rosefinch vidgab02189 viewsIan Shepherd05/31/13 at 19:22Russ Telfer: A Beauty garden tick Ian 192 viewsMick Widdowson05/30/13 at 12:56Mick Widdowson: Gib Point 185 viewsMick Widdowson05/30/13 at 12:55Mick Widdowson: Gib Point Red-backed Shrike261 viewsRoy Harvey05/28/13 at 19:04Roy Harvey: Thank you gentlemen! Red-backed Shrike261 viewsRoy Harvey05/26/13 at 23:04Garry Wright: Nice Roy Red-backed Shrike261 viewsRoy Harvey05/26/13 at 21:47Russ Telfer: Nice Roy Mandy west -Long eared owl265 viewsJust had a fantastic view of a LEO on fence post at 4pm on the Humber bank opposite the field adjacent to the cement works. After turning the car round and parking up it allowed ten mins view before flying off in a westerly directionDean Eades05/18/13 at 22:42Colin Smale: Very nice find. Mandy west -Long eared owl265 viewsJust had a fantastic view of a LEO on fence post at 4pm on the Humber bank opposite the field adjacent to the cement works. After turning the car round and parking up it allowed ten mins view before flying off in a westerly directionDean Eades05/18/13 at 19:02Dean Eades: sweet Ross's goose176 viewsGarry Wright05/17/13 at 22:26gpc: This is actually a Barnacle hybrid. There are 2 on... Cetti's Warbler218 viewsCetti's Warbler - Hykeham/Whisby NRRussell Hayes05/10/13 at 09:33Roy Harvey: Well done Russell - a very difficult species to ph... 330 viewsAlan Ball05/03/13 at 17:04Alan Ball: Peregrine - chasing ravens at Temple Wood Dean Eades - Nightingale 193 viewshttp://www.birdmad.com/Dean Eades05/03/13 at 14:37Dean Eades: cheers mate Wood Warbler at Whisby NP by Paul Marshall195 viewsAndrew Chick05/03/13 at 13:50Trevor Gunby: Couple of lovely pictures (I'm a bit envious ... Dean Eades - Nightingale 193 viewshttp://www.birdmad.com/Dean Eades05/03/13 at 09:18Russ Telfer: Beauty mate Wood Warbler by Paul Marshall - 29th April 2013188 viewsAndrew Chick05/01/13 at 21:55Dean Eades: cracker Paul Dean Eades - Nightingale 206 viewshttp://www.birdmad.com/Dean Eades04/25/13 at 21:45Dean Eades: Dean Eades - Nightingale 206 viewshttp://www.birdmad.com/Dean Eades04/25/13 at 16:43Nick Clayton: Nice m8 Black Redstart.166 viewsPaul Neale04/20/13 at 18:02Mark Johnson: Nice Paul Red Kite185 viewsNick Clayton04/19/13 at 13:59Nick Clayton: Thanks guys Red Kite185 viewsNick Clayton04/18/13 at 20:19Richard Pipe: Cracker Nick Red Kite185 viewsNick Clayton04/18/13 at 18:56Anthony Bentley: Great shot Red Kite185 viewsNick Clayton04/18/13 at 09:11Dean Eades: cool Black Redstart166 viewsSteve Nesbitt04/16/13 at 22:37David Morison: Nice one Steve! 4037 files on 162 page(s) 1 - 10 11 12 - 162 Powered by Coppermine Photo Gallery

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