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Home > Rare Birds in Lincolnshire Last comments - Rare Birds in Lincolnshire Hen Harrier327 viewsIn off the sea this afternoon.Colin Smale10/31/11 at 23:10Colin Smale: Thanx Andrew. Love em, this is my target bird (bet... Hen Harrier327 viewsIn off the sea this afternoon.Colin Smale10/31/11 at 22:37achick: Stunning looking bird..... Snow Bunting192 viewsSnow BuntingDon Davis10/31/11 at 21:35Russ Telfer: Beauty mate Great Grey Shrike - Haverholme Park265 viewsBird was seen for about 30 minutes moving along the hedgerow between Moy Park and the main Car Park this afternoon.Joe Pell10/31/11 at 20:26Joe Pell: Cheers Dean Snow Bunting181 viewsSnow BuntingDon Davis10/31/11 at 19:29Stephen Godson: great images don Snow Bunting192 viewsSnow BuntingDon Davis10/31/11 at 18:37Don Davis: Thanks David. Snow Bunting192 viewsSnow BuntingDon Davis10/31/11 at 18:26David Morison: Two super images Don. Snow Bunting181 viewsSnow BuntingDon Davis10/31/11 at 17:56Don Davis: Thanks Trevor. Snow Bunting181 viewsSnow BuntingDon Davis10/31/11 at 15:58Trevor Gunby: Lovely shot Don - nice to see these great little b... Great Grey Shrike - Haverholme Park265 viewsBird was seen for about 30 minutes moving along the hedgerow between Moy Park and the main Car Park this afternoon.Joe Pell10/31/11 at 12:06Dean Eades: nice find Joe Great grey shrike, Tabbs head215 viewsPaul Sullivan10/29/11 at 21:18Paul Sullivan: thank you Great grey shrike, Tabbs head215 viewsPaul Sullivan10/29/11 at 17:29Don Davis: Very Nice Paul. Great grey shrike, Tabbs head215 viewsPaul Sullivan10/29/11 at 16:09Phil Hyde: Nice one mate. Looks like a 1stW with all that und... Misty Morn Hen Harrier183 viewsHen HarrierDon Davis10/29/11 at 15:40Don Davis: Thanks Russ. Misty Morn Hen Harrier183 viewsHen HarrierDon Davis10/29/11 at 15:38Russ Telfer: Lovely pic mate Rough-legged Buzzard260 viewsFirst seen at Huttoft, then Anderby Creek and finally at Gib Point on 26th October 2011Andrew Chick10/28/11 at 10:50Colin Smale: Those damn crows... don't they ruin the job ! Firecrest275 views1 of 2 birds presentChris Atkin10/25/11 at 23:00Colin Pumfrett: Well done Chris. Firecrest275 views1 of 2 birds presentChris Atkin10/25/11 at 21:50Dean Eades: nice Chris Dean Eades - White stork138 viewsDean Eades10/22/11 at 22:39Dean Eades: Dean Eades - White stork138 viewsDean Eades10/22/11 at 22:12Nick Clayton: Nice one m8 Dean Eades - White stork138 viewsDean Eades10/22/11 at 21:45Steve Nesbitt: Nice Dean Dean Eades - White stork138 viewsDean Eades10/22/11 at 21:16Robert Hardy: nice catch Dean Dean Eades - White stork138 viewsDean Eades10/22/11 at 20:23Phil Hyde: Looks like its hit overhead wires or been shot. Ferruginous Duck129 viewsDuck.Don Davis10/18/11 at 15:33Don Davis: Thanks Ferruginous Duck.100 viewsDuck.Don Davis10/18/11 at 15:33Don Davis: Thanks Guy`s. 4037 files on 162 page(s) 1 - 43 44 45 - 162 Powered by Coppermine Photo Gallery

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