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Home > Old Lincs Rarities Last comments - Old Lincs Rarities Red-headed Bunting305 viewsgpc02/27/15 at 17:06Russell Hayes: Was this a real record of a vagrant Red-headed Bun... Pine Bunting705 viewsGib Point March 1995Nige Lound07/13/12 at 21:19Phil Hyde: I remember it well Nige. Not been too many in rece... Pine Bunting705 viewsGib Point March 1995Nige Lound07/13/12 at 20:48Roy Harvey: We dipped on that one Nige - and I don't think... Wilson's Phalarope.451 viewsPaul Neale10/06/11 at 18:29Roy Harvey: This was the best of the pictures that I saw of th... Black-Bellied Dipper.317 viewsPaul Neale10/03/11 at 20:54Roy Harvey: Very nice pictures Paul Size of the Humber ice floes in 62/63 winter494 viewsColin Smale01/04/11 at 11:50Colin Smale: How can they say 2010/11 has been the coldest wint... Sociable Plover222 viewsgpc12/28/10 at 20:33Stephen Routledge: What a bird,a real beauty!!. White-billed Diver217 viewsgpc12/27/10 at 15:28Chris Grimshaw: Ah memories Little Bittern304 viewsgpc12/25/10 at 08:10Stephen Routledge: Taken with Grahams box brownie!. Black-winged Stilt197 viewsgpc12/25/10 at 08:08Stephen Routledge: Managed to see this bird,when the scrapes actually... Size of the Humber ice floes in 62/63 winter494 viewsColin Smale12/24/10 at 19:54John Clarkson: Ay we had it tough in those days. And kids today ... Size of the Humber ice floes in 62/63 winter494 viewsColin Smale12/24/10 at 19:12Colin Smale: Thanx Dean, not sure I would go out in that kind o... Size of the Humber ice floes in 62/63 winter494 viewsColin Smale12/24/10 at 15:48Dean Eades: Awesome Colin Desert Wheatear313 viewsgpc12/24/10 at 09:51gpc: the tank now a faded memory Black-bellied Dipper237 viewsNick Clayton12/23/10 at 21:48Nick Clayton: Thanks Dean, would be nice if one turned up this W... Black-bellied Dipper237 viewsNick Clayton12/23/10 at 21:36Dean Eades: Cracker Nick Alpine Accentor276 viewsgpc12/23/10 at 20:35Stephen Routledge: One of the few 'Linc's' biggies i have... Red-footed Falcon329 viewsgpc12/22/10 at 16:36Stephen Routledge: Cracking bird,the only local one i have seen. Parrot Crossbills213 viewsgpc12/21/10 at 22:12Neil Smith: I remember twitching these birds and the snowy owl... Alpine Accentor276 viewsgpc12/21/10 at 21:02Dave Bradbeer: I would, saw it well, Pomarine Skuas303 viewsgpc12/21/10 at 20:40Stephen Routledge: I remember these well and they hung around for wee... Parrot Crossbills213 viewsgpc12/21/10 at 20:39Stephen Routledge: Brings back great memories of this winter period w... Alpine Accentor276 viewsgpc12/21/10 at 20:36Stephen Routledge: I would rather not remember this one thanks. ...     23 files on 1 page(s) Powered by Coppermine Photo Gallery

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