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Home > Rare Birds in Lincolnshire Last comments - Rare Birds in Lincolnshire Dean Eades - Bearded Tit246 viewswww.BirdMad.comDean Eades05/16/08 at 00:18Mick West: What a stunning bird!!! Superb Dean Bittern158 viewsBitternDon Davis05/14/08 at 10:31Don Davis: many thanks Dean. Bittern158 viewsBitternDon Davis05/13/08 at 23:22Dean Eades: cracker Don Bittern158 viewsBitternDon Davis05/12/08 at 07:11Don Davis: Many thanks to Colin Glen and Nick. Bittern158 viewsBitternDon Davis05/11/08 at 22:35Nick Clayton: Very nice Don Bittern158 viewsBitternDon Davis05/11/08 at 19:22Glen Abbott: Excellent Bittern158 viewsBitternDon Davis05/11/08 at 16:05Colin Pumfrett: Superb. Dean Eades - Bearded Tit 157 viewsDean Eades05/10/08 at 19:08Richard Pipe: Beautiful Osprey over my house!298 viewsI was sitting in my back garden having a beer in Sudbrooke, fortunately I had my camera on the table trying to photograph garden birds and this beauty flew directly over the top. Sorry it’s not that sharp but I had about 2 seconds to pick up the camera, aim and fire!Nick Clayton05/09/08 at 09:46Neil Smith: Captures a special moment tho Nick, we'd all l... Osprey over my house!298 viewsI was sitting in my back garden having a beer in Sudbrooke, fortunately I had my camera on the table trying to photograph garden birds and this beauty flew directly over the top. Sorry it’s not that sharp but I had about 2 seconds to pick up the camera, aim and fire!Nick Clayton05/08/08 at 23:16Nick Clayton: Thanks Don, it was certainly a nice garden tick! Osprey over my house!298 viewsI was sitting in my back garden having a beer in Sudbrooke, fortunately I had my camera on the table trying to photograph garden birds and this beauty flew directly over the top. Sorry it’s not that sharp but I had about 2 seconds to pick up the camera, aim and fire!Nick Clayton05/08/08 at 20:58Don Davis: nice capture Nick. Osprey over my house!298 viewsI was sitting in my back garden having a beer in Sudbrooke, fortunately I had my camera on the table trying to photograph garden birds and this beauty flew directly over the top. Sorry it’s not that sharp but I had about 2 seconds to pick up the camera, aim and fire!Nick Clayton05/08/08 at 20:32Nick Clayton: Just some more info, it was taken at 18:05 heading... Bittern142 viewsBitternDon Davis05/07/08 at 16:35Don Davis: many thanks Steve Alan & Nick. Garganey101 viewsgarganeyDon Davis05/07/08 at 16:33Don Davis: thanks Dean. Bittern142 viewsBitternDon Davis05/07/08 at 01:27Nick Clayton: Nice image Don Dean Eades - Bearded Tit 157 viewsDean Eades05/06/08 at 22:40Alan Bowness: Some nice shots Deano Bittern142 viewsBitternDon Davis05/06/08 at 22:35Alan Bowness: Nice set Don Bittern142 viewsBitternDon Davis05/06/08 at 21:39Stephen Routledge: Another series of excellant photo's Don. Dean Eades - Bearded Tit 157 viewsDean Eades05/06/08 at 19:22Dean Eades: Garganey101 viewsgarganeyDon Davis05/06/08 at 19:01Dean Eades: Nice Don Dean Eades - Short eared owl155 viewsLincs coast 04-05-08Dean Eades05/06/08 at 15:35Don Davis: Beautiful shot. Dean Eades - Bearded Tit 157 viewsDean Eades05/06/08 at 15:34Don Davis: Wonderful Dean. Little Gull112 viewsMessingham Nature ReserveS and K Spavin05/05/08 at 23:57Dean Eades: yep Little Gull112 viewsMessingham Nature ReserveS and K Spavin05/05/08 at 23:45Nick Clayton: Nice bird Simon Dean Eades - Bearded Tit 157 viewsDean Eades05/05/08 at 22:14Dean Eades: thks 4037 files on 162 page(s) 1 - 133 134 135 - 162 Powered by Coppermine Photo Gallery

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