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Home > Common Birds in Lincolnshire Last comments - Common Birds in Lincolnshire Pigeon- comments welcome178 viewsthis bird appeared very tame, first impression was that it was unwell as it seemed very approachable, however it did fly off ok, it appears to be covered in mud so maybe was just drying out? it doesnt strike me as a wood pigeon so maybe a feral? not ringed or anything.Mick West11/21/06 at 21:08Mick West: Cheers Russell, M&M Pigeon- comments welcome178 viewsthis bird appeared very tame, first impression was that it was unwell as it seemed very approachable, however it did fly off ok, it appears to be covered in mud so maybe was just drying out? it doesnt strike me as a wood pigeon so maybe a feral? not ringed or anything.Mick West11/20/06 at 23:08Russell Hayes: It appears to be a late bred Feral Pigeon "Co... Kestrel120 viewsKestrel - Nocton FenRussell Hayes11/20/06 at 23:01Mick West: Nice pic Russ M&M The Partridge family176 views"If its private lads we better not go in" !!!Richard Pipe11/20/06 at 19:39Dean Eades: very amusing Richard The Partridge family176 views"If its private lads we better not go in" !!!Richard Pipe11/20/06 at 09:18Neil Smith: Thats great Richard, love pictures like this! Stonechat120 viewsAlan Bowness11/19/06 at 22:05Dean Eades: Goldeneye93 viewsCov Res 18-11-06Dean Eades11/19/06 at 16:02Matthew Latham: nice one Dean Goldeneye50 viewsCov Res 18-11-06Dean Eades11/18/06 at 19:35Alan Bowness: cool Robin166 viewsuniomystic11/18/06 at 18:00uniomystic: Thankyou Richard. Dave Goldeneye93 viewsCov Res 18-11-06Dean Eades11/18/06 at 17:44Colin Smale: Nice nice nice Dean Robin166 viewsuniomystic11/17/06 at 17:13Richard Pipe: youv'e sorted your xmas card design Dave - nic... Sparrowhawk191 viewsSparrowhawk - Male - pitty about the vegetation in front of the bird spoiling the shot.Russell Hayes11/13/06 at 18:22Colin Smale: Interesting shot Russ Buzzard169 viewsRavendaleRichard Pipe11/10/06 at 21:22Richard Pipe: hey Dave - with me what you see is what you get - ... Buzzard169 viewsRavendaleRichard Pipe11/10/06 at 19:45uniomystic: Richard, I applaud you. You are not a coward -- y... Whinchat136 viewsRinged WhinchatRichard Pipe11/09/06 at 23:05Richard Pipe: thanks Trev and Paul - im still learning - it was ... Whinchat136 viewsRinged WhinchatRichard Pipe11/09/06 at 18:31Paul French: Sorry Rick, its a stonechat! Whinchat136 viewsRinged WhinchatRichard Pipe11/02/06 at 08:21trevormlee: Obviously Stonechat ! Red throated Diver105 viewsTetney Marshes morning tide, digiscoped ,at one point came within 30 feet, must get myself a proper camera, perhaps santa will bring me one!Dave Bradbeer10/29/06 at 18:39Dean Eades: Dean Eades - Siskin101 viewsMarket Rasen Garden 26-10-06Dean Eades10/26/06 at 20:55Richard Pipe: cracking photo Dean Dean Eades - Long t Tit99 viewsSaltfleet 24-10-06Dean Eades10/24/06 at 21:01Alan Bowness: Nice Dean Eades - Knot51 viewsSea lane 21-10-06Dean Eades10/22/06 at 19:49Richard Pipe: very nice Reed Bunting180 viewsFemale Reed BuntingMick West10/19/06 at 09:24Mick West: Thanks! Reed Bunting180 viewsFemale Reed BuntingMick West10/19/06 at 09:11achick: Hi, This is a female Reed Bunting Little Owl118 viewsLittle Owl - CadneyRussell Hayes10/18/06 at 07:19Graham Hardy: Superb shot Russell. Little Owl111 viewsLittle Owl - CadneyRussell Hayes10/17/06 at 20:35Mick West: nice pics! 9821 files on 393 page(s) 1 - 382 383 384 - 393 Powered by Coppermine Photo Gallery

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