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Home > Rare Birds in Lincolnshire Last comments - Rare Birds in Lincolnshire Smew171 viewsRuss Telfer02/25/12 at 21:08Steve Nesbitt: nice 1 Russ Bittern147 viewsBitternDon Davis02/25/12 at 21:07Steve Nesbitt: Brill images as usual Don m8 White Stork191 viewsWhite Stork - Kirkby on BainRussell Hayes02/25/12 at 21:07Steve Nesbitt: Nice m8 Bittern173 viewsBitternDon Davis02/25/12 at 20:53Don Davis: Much Appreciated Dean. Bittern147 viewsBitternDon Davis02/25/12 at 20:53Don Davis: Thanks Russ & Dean. White Stork191 viewsWhite Stork - Kirkby on BainRussell Hayes02/25/12 at 20:29Nick Clayton: Cracker Russ Bittern147 viewsBitternDon Davis02/25/12 at 18:54Dean Eades: NICE Bittern173 viewsBitternDon Davis02/25/12 at 18:37Dean Eades: nice 1 Don White Stork110 viewsNot on a Mediterranean beach but at Kirkby on Bain GPs!!Trevor Gunby02/25/12 at 18:37Dean Eades: like it Bittern147 viewsBitternDon Davis02/25/12 at 18:27Russ Telfer: Stunning mate White Stork110 viewsNot on a Mediterranean beach but at Kirkby on Bain GPs!!Trevor Gunby02/25/12 at 18:25Don Davis: Beauty Trev. Smew171 viewsRuss Telfer02/25/12 at 18:25Don Davis: Cracker Russ. Smew171 viewsRuss Telfer02/25/12 at 02:15Dean Eades: sweet Smew171 viewsRuss Telfer02/25/12 at 01:03Colin Smale: Better & better. Smew Drakes168 viewsTrev (and all) - Both birds present again at 15:20 on the big deep lake, after 20 mins or so they flew back onto Riverslea and were still there when I left at about 16:50.Russ Telfer02/24/12 at 22:50Russ Telfer: Thanks Colin, still a bit distant though ! Smew Drakes168 viewsTrev (and all) - Both birds present again at 15:20 on the big deep lake, after 20 mins or so they flew back onto Riverslea and were still there when I left at about 16:50.Russ Telfer02/24/12 at 22:09Colin Smale: Very nice Smew Drakes168 viewsTrev (and all) - Both birds present again at 15:20 on the big deep lake, after 20 mins or so they flew back onto Riverslea and were still there when I left at about 16:50.Russ Telfer02/24/12 at 21:13Russ Telfer: Thanks mate, pm will be better for the light. The... Smew Drakes168 viewsTrev (and all) - Both birds present again at 15:20 on the big deep lake, after 20 mins or so they flew back onto Riverslea and were still there when I left at about 16:50.Russ Telfer02/24/12 at 21:09Trevor Gunby: Nice shot Russ and thanks for the info - maybe I&#... White Stork131 viewsStill on the landfill site at Kirkby on Bain after almost two weeks.Trevor Gunby02/23/12 at 21:42Joe Pell: Reasonable? That picture is a brilliant flight sho... White Stork96 viewsStill on the landfill site at Kirkby on Bain after almost two weeks.Trevor Gunby02/22/12 at 17:18Trevor Gunby: Thanks Don. White Stork131 viewsStill on the landfill site at Kirkby on Bain after almost two weeks.Trevor Gunby02/22/12 at 17:17Trevor Gunby: Thanks for the comments gents. Took a lot of pati... White Stork131 viewsStill on the landfill site at Kirkby on Bain after almost two weeks.Trevor Gunby02/22/12 at 01:14Garry Wright: Nice one Bittern164 viewsBitternDon Davis02/21/12 at 19:07Don Davis: Thanks. White Stork96 viewsStill on the landfill site at Kirkby on Bain after almost two weeks.Trevor Gunby02/21/12 at 19:06Don Davis: Beauty Trev. White Stork131 viewsStill on the landfill site at Kirkby on Bain after almost two weeks.Trevor Gunby02/21/12 at 18:35Russ Telfer: Beauty mate 4037 files on 162 page(s) 1 - 33 34 35 - 162 Powered by Coppermine Photo Gallery

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