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Home > Discussion Birds Last comments - Discussion Birds 378 viewscan any one tell me what this bird is thanksStephen Godson08/21/11 at 10:55Stephen Godson: thanks david 378 viewscan any one tell me what this bird is thanksStephen Godson08/21/11 at 01:46David Morison: Stonechat? Ringed Tree Sparrow183 viewsRuss Telfer06/26/11 at 00:04Russ Telfer: Ringed T Sparrow- need to report sighting to anyon... Hen Pheasant Eating a vole394 viewsRuss Telfer06/25/11 at 15:06Roy Harvey: My guess is that this activity may not have been c... Hen Pheasant Eating a vole394 viewsRuss Telfer06/22/11 at 22:57Alan Ball: It's a very good vole year - which is why Barn... Hen Pheasant Eating a vole394 viewsRuss Telfer06/22/11 at 22:41Russ Telfer: Thanks Nick, bet she had indigestion ! Hen Pheasant Eating a vole394 viewsRuss Telfer06/22/11 at 21:30Nick Clayton: BWP states they will rarely eat small vertebrates;... Hen Pheasant Eating a vole394 viewsRuss Telfer06/22/11 at 20:43Russ Telfer: Hen pheasant killed and ate 2 voles in about 3 min... ??467 viewsany ideasgpc06/08/11 at 10:11Stephen Routledge: Nightjar. LBB Gull with deformed bill188 viewsThe bird appears to be a near adult but has survived with this remarkably deformed bill.Colin Jennings06/01/11 at 20:09Dean Eades: Awesome Whooper Swan with ring140 viewsCan anyone shed any light on this yellow ring marked B47 on this Whoopers right leg pleaseNick Clayton05/04/11 at 21:26Nick Clayton: Will do, thanks Graham. Whooper Swan with ring140 viewsCan anyone shed any light on this yellow ring marked B47 on this Whoopers right leg pleaseNick Clayton05/03/11 at 18:40gpc: email the details to colourmarkedswans@wwt.org.... Jackdaw108 viewsWith crossed beakSteve Nesbitt05/02/11 at 14:41Steve Nesbitt: Jackdaw108 viewsWith crossed beakSteve Nesbitt05/02/11 at 11:58Dean Eades: cool White wagtail?186 viewsDavid Morison04/30/11 at 21:18Andrew Chick: Sure is a white wagtail accipiter418 viewsLincs sitegpc04/26/11 at 23:47Robert Hardy: thoes white tail feathers got me, iv not seen them... accipiter418 viewsLincs sitegpc04/25/11 at 00:42John Clarkson: Sparrowhawk. Slim, long tail with sharp corners l... accipiter418 viewsLincs sitegpc04/24/11 at 22:11Stephen Routledge: I would say Sparrowhawk,going on build,wing shape(... accipiter418 viewsLincs sitegpc04/23/11 at 01:00Robert Hardy: do you have an ID on what it is ? Oystercatcher with deformed beak162 viewsThis bird has been around the area all Winter but this is the 1st time I've managed to get some photos.Paul Dumpleton04/04/11 at 23:01Dean Eades: some beak Paul hybrid, Frampton RSPB184 viewsLooks to be a wigeon/tealPaul Sullivan03/28/11 at 19:30Paul Sullivan: don't recall it being smaller than wigeon, wil... hybrid, Frampton RSPB184 viewsLooks to be a wigeon/tealPaul Sullivan03/28/11 at 15:19gpc: interesting indeed and the spotting presumably doe... hybrid, Frampton RSPB?274 viewsPaul Sullivan03/27/11 at 22:44Stephen Routledge: WigeonxTeal?. hybrid, Frampton RSPB184 viewsLooks to be a wigeon/tealPaul Sullivan03/27/11 at 22:19Paul Sullivan: Hello graham, it also has a spotting on the breast... hybrid, Frampton RSPB184 viewsLooks to be a wigeon/tealPaul Sullivan03/27/11 at 21:34gpc: not sure that this has to be a hybrid Paul -- 2cy ... 359 files on 15 page(s) 1 - 6 7 8 - 15 Powered by Coppermine Photo Gallery

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