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Home > Rare Birds in Lincolnshire Last comments - Rare Birds in Lincolnshire Dean Eades - Spotted Redshank148 viewsCov Res 4-9-06 http://www.pbase.com/dean_eades/rootDean Eades09/05/06 at 13:19Neil Smith: Its the splash that make this!! great shot Dean. Dean Eades - Spotted Redshank148 viewsCov Res 4-9-06 http://www.pbase.com/dean_eades/rootDean Eades09/04/06 at 21:18Colin Smale: aaaaw, very very nice shots Deano. Spotted Redshank132 viewsSpotted Redshank - Covenham ReservoirRussell Hayes09/03/06 at 15:26Colin Smale: nice light on this Russ, good shot. Little Stint175 viewsLittle Stint - Covenham ReservoirRussell Hayes08/26/06 at 08:14Colin Smale: very very nice Russ, like it. Wood Sandpiper218 viewsWood Sandpiper - Record shot - Kirkby on Bain Gravel Pits.Russell Hayes08/03/06 at 21:06Richard Pipe: looks spot on according to my bird book Russell Woodchat Shrike279 viewsWoodchat Shrike - Friskney - Record shot with mothRussell Hayes07/30/06 at 17:58Colin Smale: Getting the moth too eh, great bonus Russ. CASPIAN GULL265 viewsA very brief call by the adult Caspian Gull for a drink at Far Ings on July 20 at 1610. One of the features noted was the small dark eye when the gull was sitting on the water. This flight image is not totally stopped! (Taken in panic mode).Barry Clarkson07/26/06 at 17:04gpc: primary pattern looks to be incompatible with prev... Caspian Gull268 views2cygpc07/26/06 at 16:15Neil Smith: I am much wiser on Caspians now, Thanks. Little Egret, camera only270 viewsIn recent weeks ( and currently ) there has been a very obliging bird at the fitties pools feeding down to twenty feet from the car! open the door and it's off, may interest the Digi SLR boys, early morning best before it gets busy.Dave Bradbeer07/23/06 at 17:33Dean Eades: Thks Dave 8 birds saturday morning Caspian Gull ???267 viewsTaken on 9th July at Far Ings Is this a Caspian Gull?Richard Pipe07/20/06 at 20:40gpc: this is a Lesser Black back 2nd cy White Stork181 viewsgpc07/04/06 at 22:30gpc: date was May 4th Dean Eades - Woodlark216 viewsMidlincs 19-06-06Dean Eades06/23/06 at 14:48Dean Eades: Hope so - thks Cranes271 views06/23/06 at 13:52Neil Smith: Really good shot especially with it being a grey d... Lesser Yellowlegs188 viewsLesser Yellowlegs - Gibraltar PointRussell Hayes06/23/06 at 13:50Neil Smith: Nice pose Russ! showing better at Gib!! Dean Eades - Woodlark216 viewsMidlincs 19-06-06Dean Eades06/23/06 at 13:47Neil Smith: Looking at this Dean, The chicks should do well! N... Woodlark183 viewsWoodlark - Mid LincsRussell Hayes06/15/06 at 19:08Colin Smale: Nice one Quail279 viewsgpc06/05/06 at 08:33Colin Smale: Never seen one out in the open like this. Nightjar339 viewsmale--for full story see http://pewit.blogspot.com/gpc05/29/06 at 22:17Colin Smale: Damn well seen. WWBT124 viewsgpc05/27/06 at 08:21Colin Smale: Great shots Graham WHITE-WINGED BLACK TERN161 viewsBarton-on-Humber, May-25, 1330ATRIFRONS05/26/06 at 08:09Colin Smale: Great shot Dotterel257 viewsDotterel - North CotesRussell Hayes05/15/06 at 18:06Russell Hayes: I see the critic has been busy again with the voti... Osprey218 viewsgpc05/03/06 at 23:23Colin Smale: Very nice. Dean Eades - Bearded Tit208 viewsLincs Coast 30-04-06Dean Eades05/02/06 at 22:07Dean Eades: Dean Eades - Bearded Tit342 viewsLincs Coast 30-04-06Dean Eades05/02/06 at 22:06Dean Eades: Thanks - Nice Birds Dean Eades - Bearded Tit342 viewsLincs Coast 30-04-06Dean Eades05/01/06 at 20:23Colin Smale: That is extremely nice Dean. 4037 files on 162 page(s) 1 - 152 153 154 - 162 Powered by Coppermine Photo Gallery

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