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Last comments OSPREY293 viewsGeoff Harrod10/08/16 at 08:34Geoff Harrod: SORRY GUYS,AND THEY WERE TAKEN ON THE ONE DAY.REPO... OSPREY293 viewsGeoff Harrod10/05/16 at 08:27Colin Scott: Have to agree with Trevor. Excellent pics Geoff bu... OSPREY293 viewsGeoff Harrod10/04/16 at 00:44Benjamin Ward: Rutland ringed? OSPREY293 viewsGeoff Harrod10/02/16 at 21:32Trevor Gunby: Geoff I am intrigued. I have not heard or seen a... Little Stint202 viewsNick Clayton09/25/16 at 23:59Nick Clayton: Thanks Richard Little Stint202 viewsNick Clayton09/25/16 at 20:38Richard Pipe: A real beauty Nick Marsh Harrier135 viewsGeoff Harrod09/23/16 at 08:45Geoff Harrod: OH, SO IT IS A MARSH HARRIER THEN ,THANKS COMMON HAWKER ( IN FLIGHT OVER WATER )151 viewsGeoff Harrod09/11/16 at 16:55Russell Hayes: Possibly Migrant Hawkers Geoff, they don't ap... Maned Duck251 viewsOtherwise known as the Australian Wood Duck. It's anyones guess how this one came to be on the wrong side of the world in Horncastle this morning!!Trevor Gunby09/06/16 at 20:17Trevor Gunby: Thanks Russell and Russ. I am surprised that such... Maned Duck251 viewsOtherwise known as the Australian Wood Duck. It's anyones guess how this one came to be on the wrong side of the world in Horncastle this morning!!Trevor Gunby09/05/16 at 21:36Russ Telfer: It's been there, with the scruffy mallards, f... Maned Duck251 viewsOtherwise known as the Australian Wood Duck. It's anyones guess how this one came to be on the wrong side of the world in Horncastle this morning!!Trevor Gunby09/03/16 at 20:37Russell Hayes: It will have escaped from a collection Trevor. Barn Owl chicks211 viewsOur first ever brood of 8 Alan Ball08/27/16 at 01:17Benjamin Ward: All the best for the future, little beauties! Barn Owl chicks211 viewsOur first ever brood of 8 Alan Ball08/26/16 at 21:26Roy Harvey: Wow! Goosander144 viewsLouth Canal, ( Tetney Lock )Dave Bradbeer08/05/16 at 13:36Dave Bradbeer: Forgot to mention the bird has been present for a ... Gannet161 viewsTrevor Gunby06/20/16 at 02:02Benjamin Ward: Great photos Trevor, as always, an amazing record.... Double Caspian Tern247 viewsNige Lound06/14/16 at 19:40Roy Harvey: Nice Nige! TREVOR ( A nice gentleman and Brilliant Birder363 viewsGeoff Harrod06/05/16 at 22:24Trevor Gunby: Looks like the wrong description for the species!! FEMALE BROAD BODIED CHASER171 viewsGeoff Harrod05/30/16 at 20:12Trevor Gunby: Yes female Four-spotted Chaser! HORNET163 viewsGeoff Harrod05/29/16 at 22:04Trevor Gunby: This looks like a Median Wasp, Geoff, not a Hornet LITTLE RINGED PLOVER130 viewsGeoff Harrod05/26/16 at 08:52Geoff Harrod: Ever so sorry Benjamin, But i made a mistake, it w... LITTLE RINGED PLOVER130 viewsGeoff Harrod05/26/16 at 00:25Benjamin Ward: WOW Geoff... SUPERB photo, never had as good a vie... TREVOR ( A nice gentleman and Brilliant Birder363 viewsGeoff Harrod05/20/16 at 14:25Dean Eades: FEMALE BROAD BODIED CHASER171 viewsGeoff Harrod05/19/16 at 09:43MJGrey: I,m no expert but is this a female Four-spotted Ch... NO ID ( JUV LINNET POSSIBLE ) PLEASE IDENTIFY220 viewsGeoff Harrod05/15/16 at 18:57Russell Hayes: Deffo not a Nightingale. It's a Dunnock Geoff... NO ID ( JUV LINNET POSSIBLE ) PLEASE IDENTIFY220 viewsGeoff Harrod05/15/16 at 18:54Geoff Harrod: I HAVE BEEN TOLD THIS COULD BE A NIGHTINGALE 17499 files on 700 page(s) 1 2 3 4 - 700 Powered by Coppermine Photo Gallery

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