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Bank Vole186 viewsRegular visitors beneath the bird feedersMark Martin10/04/07 at 19:06Dean Eades: very nice

Bank Vole186 viewsRegular visitors beneath the bird feedersMark Martin10/04/07 at 08:20Stephen Routledge: Lovely pics Mark

Bank Voles222 viewsMark Martin10/04/07 at 01:37Mick West: Love It!!

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Bank Voles222 viewsMark Martin10/03/07 at 23:13Dean Eades: very nice

Weasel290 viewsWorlaby Carrs
9th September 2007S and K Spavin09/10/07 at 12:35S and K Spavin: thanks

Weasel290 viewsWorlaby Carrs
9th September 2007S and K Spavin09/10/07 at 00:36Colin Smale: Terrific pose, simply terrific, love it.

Weasel132 viewsWorlaby Carrs
Sunday 9th September 2007S and K Spavin09/10/07 at 00:18Nick Clayton: Nice shot Simon, love this standing pose.

Weasel290 viewsWorlaby Carrs
9th September 2007S and K Spavin09/09/07 at 21:07Dean Eades: nice

Weasel290 viewsWorlaby Carrs
9th September 2007S and K Spavin09/09/07 at 20:51Mick West: set of gorgeous pics simon!

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Weasel215 viewsWorlaby Carrs
Sunday 9th September 2007S and K Spavin09/09/07 at 20:17Richard Pipe: Great Simon

Dean Eades - Seal pup216 viewsDonna nook 04-11-06Dean Eades08/24/07 at 12:07Stephen Routledge: Common Seal

Pipistrelle Bat (45): Pipistrellus pipistrellus 206 viewsPipistrelle Bat (45): Pipistrellus pipistrellus achick07/24/07 at 22:04Dean Eades: cool - like it

Young Roe Deer, i think!192 viewsTaken from a small photography hide @20 feet.Dave Bradbeer07/11/07 at 22:29S and K Spavin: lovely picture

Young Roe Deer, i think!192 viewsTaken from a small photography hide @20 feet.Dave Bradbeer07/10/07 at 21:21Richard Pipe: cracking shot Dave - well done

Young Roe Deer, i think!192 viewsTaken from a small photography hide @20 feet.Dave Bradbeer07/10/07 at 19:48Dean Eades: Very nice Dave

Hare163 viewsStainton by LangworthNick Clayton07/03/07 at 23:53S and K Spavin: Very nice, S & K

tree rat131 viewsByron Webb07/01/07 at 22:01Dean Eades: tree rat - will do

tree rat131 viewsByron Webb07/01/07 at 21:51uniomystic: Grey Squirrel. Dave Johnson.

Hare163 viewsStainton by LangworthNick Clayton07/01/07 at 21:47uniomystic: Well captured Nick, a lovely image. Dave Johnson

Hare163 viewsStainton by LangworthNick Clayton06/24/07 at 20:35Nick Clayton: Thanks Dean, I took it with a new lens I bought th...

Hare163 viewsStainton by LangworthNick Clayton06/24/07 at 18:04Dean Eades: Nice Nick

Stoat(Mustela erminea)200 viewsStephen Routledge06/21/07 at 07:52Stephen Routledge: Cheers Col,found 3 kits playing together,and they ...

Stoat(Mustela erminea)200 viewsStephen Routledge06/20/07 at 19:13Colin Pumfrett: Lovely shot Steve, how did you manage that.

Fox Cub191 viewsWayne Gillatt06/08/07 at 22:43S and K Spavin: Excellent pic Wayne

Dean Eades - Muntjac186 viewsMore on my website : http://www.pbase.com/dean_eadesDean Eades06/08/07 at 22:42S and K Spavin: lovely Dean

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