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Home > Common Birds in Lincolnshire Last comments - Common Birds in Lincolnshire Shoveler58 viewsShoveler waters edgeDon Davis01/09/08 at 20:54Don Davis: thanks Steve and the same to you my friend. Shoveler58 viewsShoveler waters edgeDon Davis01/09/08 at 20:33Stephen Routledge: Nice shot Don.Happy new year. Little grebe78 viewsLittle grebe far ingsDon Davis01/08/08 at 19:16Don Davis: thanks M&M also thanks for woody tip. Little grebe78 viewsLittle grebe far ingsDon Davis01/07/08 at 11:31Mick West: nice Don! M&M Kingfisher106 viewsMick West12/31/07 at 20:04Colin Pumfrett: Well done Mandy Kingfisher106 viewsMick West12/31/07 at 16:53Des Norton: Great shots Manday Kingfisher98 viewsMick West12/31/07 at 11:46Don Davis: great set Mandy. Kingfisher98 viewsMick West12/31/07 at 11:00Richard Pipe: lovely set of pics Kingfisher98 viewsMick West12/31/07 at 01:05Colin Smale: Nice habitat shot, like it. Kingfisher100 viewsMick West12/30/07 at 23:44S and K Spavin: Excellent pics, happy new year to you Kingfisher100 viewsMick West12/30/07 at 22:17Nick Clayton: Very nice indeed Mandy 3 shanks at Barton78 views29th December 2007S and K Spavin12/30/07 at 21:54Mick West: Nice capture Simon! Kingfisher88 viewsMick West12/30/07 at 21:47Stephen Routledge: Lovely series of pics guys. Robin74 viewsJust wanted photographing Des Norton12/29/07 at 00:35uniomystic: Very nice and bird well positioned Des. Dave John... Robin65 viewsMick West12/29/07 at 00:32uniomystic: Lovely pic Mandy. Dave Johnson just for you max!172 viewsthere ya go max. me and barry plus some irish mates, have laid you a new road to the black hut hope you like it. [dont tell anyone though]Byron Webb12/26/07 at 22:06Stephen Routledge: I can't see any birds on this photo,must be th... just for you max!172 viewsthere ya go max. me and barry plus some irish mates, have laid you a new road to the black hut hope you like it. [dont tell anyone though]Byron Webb12/26/07 at 22:05John Goy: I will re-lay your message to Max, I'm sure he... Little owl91 viewsLittle owl - Nocton FenRussell Hayes12/26/07 at 21:12Mick West: Wonderful! Little owl91 viewsLittle owl - Nocton FenRussell Hayes12/26/07 at 17:29Don Davis: nice close up Russell. Great Spotted Woodpecker55 viewsMick West12/24/07 at 18:24Des Norton: Nice one Mandy Cormorant48 viewsMick West12/21/07 at 21:33uniomystic: This is really nice Mandy. Very appealing. Dave J... Sparrowhawk108 viewsYoung male digiscoped through the early morning mist.Dave Bradbeer12/21/07 at 20:01Colin Pumfrett: Excellent photo. Sparrowhawk108 viewsYoung male digiscoped through the early morning mist.Dave Bradbeer12/21/07 at 18:59Nick Clayton: Nice shot Dave Sparrowhawk108 viewsYoung male digiscoped through the early morning mist.Dave Bradbeer12/20/07 at 21:02uniomystic: Lovely Dave. (Fog forecast tomorrow) 21/12. Dave ... Sparrowhawk108 viewsYoung male digiscoped through the early morning mist.Dave Bradbeer12/20/07 at 18:35Richard Pipe: well done Dave 9821 files on 393 page(s) 1 - 348 349 350 - 393 Powered by Coppermine Photo Gallery

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