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Dean Eades - Pectoral Sandpiper 131 viewsDean Eades09/20/12 at 01:41Mark Johnson: Great mate
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Dean Eades - Pec sand 117 viewsDean Eades09/20/12 at 01:40Mark Johnson:
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Pectoral Sandpiper125 viewsNick Clayton09/20/12 at 01:36Mark Johnson: Super Nick
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Dean Eades - Pectoral sandpiper 162 viewsDean Eades09/19/12 at 12:02Dean Eades: Cheers
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Ferruginous Duck183 viewsreturning drakegpc09/19/12 at 10:23Don Davis: Beauty G.P.C.
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Pectoral Sandpiper125 viewsNick Clayton09/18/12 at 23:58Nick Clayton: Thanks Russ
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Pectoral Sandpiper125 viewsNick Clayton09/18/12 at 23:20Russ Telfer: Beauty Nick
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Dean Eades - Pectoral Sandpiper 110 viewsDean Eades09/18/12 at 19:43Dean Eades: cheers
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Dean Eades - Pectoral Sandpiper 131 viewsDean Eades09/18/12 at 19:43Dean Eades: cheers m8
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Dean Eades - Pectoral sandpiper 162 viewsDean Eades09/18/12 at 18:10Richard Pipe: superb Dean
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Dean Eades - Pectoral Sandpiper 131 viewsDean Eades09/18/12 at 14:02Don Davis: Cracking set Dean top job.
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Dean Eades - Pectoral Sandpiper 110 viewsDean Eades09/18/12 at 00:43Leslie Davidson: lovely
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Dean Eades - Pectoral sandpiper 162 viewsDean Eades09/17/12 at 23:47Dean Eades: Appreciated thanks
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Pectoral Sandpiper110 viewsNick Clayton09/17/12 at 23:47Dean Eades:
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Dean Eades - Pectoral sandpiper 162 viewsDean Eades09/17/12 at 23:26Russ Telfer: Stunner mate
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Dean Eades - Pectoral sandpiper 162 viewsDean Eades09/17/12 at 23:07Freddy Johnson: Masterpiece, Dean
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Dean Eades - Pectoral sandpiper 162 viewsDean Eades09/17/12 at 23:01Nick Clayton: Cracker Dean
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Dean Eades - Pectoral sandpiper 162 viewsDean Eades09/17/12 at 22:59Dean Eades: cheers Trevor
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Dean Eades - Pectoral sandpiper 162 viewsDean Eades09/17/12 at 21:04Trevor Gunby: That's a beauty Dean - not many better shots o...
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Spoonbill 80 viewsSpoonbill - Gibraltar PointRussell Hayes09/16/12 at 22:46Neil Kurz: Lovely capture, Russ
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Mandarin female131 viewsPaul Dumpleton09/13/12 at 18:09Russell Hayes: Given the amount of colour in the beak, could this...
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Glaucous Gull (now generally accepted as one!)413 viewsThis bird was photographed on 23 Jun over the Riverslea pit at Kirkby on Bain. I submitted two photos to Birdguides as "unidentified". It was published on their website asa leucistic Herring Gull but someone else from Birdguides contacted me by e-mail saying that he thought threy were good flight shots of a Glaucous Gull. Trevor Gunby09/11/12 at 15:21achick: Now generally accepted as a Glaucous Gull (11th Se...
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Spoonbills117 viewsGarry Wright09/09/12 at 21:42Garry Wright: Thanks Don
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Spoonbills117 viewsGarry Wright09/09/12 at 11:50Don Davis: Nice Garry.
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Osprey distant cropped153 viewsGarry Wright09/09/12 at 10:28Colin Smale: Going, south to I wonder where? Silently moving on...
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