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Dean Eades -Dunlin153 viewsToft-newton Reservoir 17-05-05Dean Eades05/17/05 at 22:40Dean Eades:
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Dean Eades -Dunlin153 viewsToft-newton Reservoir 17-05-05Dean Eades05/17/05 at 22:30Alan Bowness: Cracking shot Deano.
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Dean Eades -Dunlin153 viewsToft-newton Reservoir 17-05-05Dean Eades05/17/05 at 22:25Colin Smale: That is so nice, luv it, great

stuff Dean.
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Oystercatcher130 viewsOystercatcher - for those that did not get to see it before it disappeared from the Album the last time I uploaded it.Russell Hayes05/13/05 at 19:47Dean Eades: No idea what happened

But very unusual...
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Dean Eades -139 viewsToft-newton reservoir 30-04-05Dean Eades04/30/05 at 23:14Dean Eades:
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Dean Eades -139 viewsToft-newton reservoir 30-04-05Dean Eades04/30/05 at 22:17Matthew Latham: Superb
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Nightingale182 viewsNightingale - WhisbyRussell Hayes04/24/05 at 23:23Alan Bowness: Nice one mate
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Nightingale177 views04/24/05 at 23:22Alan Bowness: Cracking shot matt
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Nightingale182 viewsNightingale - WhisbyRussell Hayes04/24/05 at 18:57Colin Smale: Very nice shot
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Nightingale177 views04/24/05 at 18:21Matthew Latham:
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Nightingale177 views04/24/05 at 18:14Dean Eades: Great shot
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Grey Wagtail135 viewsColin Jennings04/23/05 at 18:48Dean Eades: Nice Colin
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male Hen Harrier hunting377 viewsgpc04/12/05 at 18:05Will Bowell:

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Little Ringed Plover117 viewsgpc04/12/05 at 18:03Will Bowell: beautiful ringed plover
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Chiffchaff131 viewsChiffchaff - Bardney Russell Hayes04/12/05 at 18:03Will Bowell: absolutely wonderful
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Dean Eades -262 viewsCovenham Reservoir 07-03-05Dean Eades04/12/05 at 18:02Will Bowell: yeh
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Swan

Goose type hybrid
268 viewsThe bird people have been recording as White fronted Goose at Deeping

Lakes.
Will Bowell04/12/05 at 18:01Will Bowell:
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Dean Eades -162 viewsFar ings 10-04-05Dean Eades04/12/05 at 14:51Dave Bradbeer: like it
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Chiffchaff131 viewsChiffchaff - Bardney Russell Hayes04/11/05 at 22:44Dean Eades: nice
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Whimbrel142 viewsgpc04/11/05 at 21:17Dean Eades:
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Dean Eades -162 viewsFar ings 10-04-05Dean Eades04/11/05 at 21:16Dean Eades:
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Dean Eades -162 viewsFar ings 10-04-05Dean Eades04/11/05 at 20:50Matthew Latham: Awesome
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Dean Eades -189 viewsKirkby pits Dean Eades04/09/05 at 20:22Dean Eades: Cheers Colin
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Dean Eades -189 viewsKirkby pits Dean Eades04/09/05 at 20:10Colin Smale: Hell of a shot Dean. Clone

that stem out eh?
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Swan

Goose type hybrid
268 viewsThe bird people have been recording as White fronted Goose at Deeping

Lakes.
Will Bowell04/06/05 at 07:37achick: What a fowl looking bird!
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