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Last comments Short eared Owl109 viewsAlan Bowness11/27/06 at 00:39Mick West: great pics Alan Short eared Owl109 viewsAlan Bowness11/27/06 at 00:35Colin Smale: Yep, nice one. Short eared Owl109 viewsAlan Bowness11/26/06 at 22:22Dean Eades: nice Al Sunrise in Cleethorpes183 viewsRichard Pipe11/26/06 at 22:21Dean Eades: nice Short-eared Owl110 viewsAlan Bowness11/26/06 at 22:09Alan Bowness: Thanks Dave. Short-eared Owl110 viewsAlan Bowness11/26/06 at 21:13uniomystic: Well captured Alan. Dave Johnson SEO136 viewsMick West11/26/06 at 20:42uniomystic: A lovely image - try enhancing the vertical proper... Sunset over Broughton woods.172 viewsColin Pumfrett11/25/06 at 20:26Colin Pumfrett: thankyou for your comments SEO148 viewsMick West11/25/06 at 20:24Colin Pumfrett: lovely SEO148 viewsMick West11/25/06 at 19:50Richard Pipe: nice pic Mick 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 Sunset over Broughton woods.172 viewsColin Pumfrett11/21/06 at 18:35uniomystic: Cosmic ! Dave Johnson 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 Dean Eades & Purple Sandpiper at Covenham Reservoir840 viewsDean Eades & Purple Sandpiper at Covenham ReservoirRussell Hayes11/20/06 at 19:40Dean Eades: 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! Sunset over Broughton woods.172 viewsColin Pumfrett11/20/06 at 09:17Neil Smith: Beautiful shot Purple Sandpiper102 views11/20/06 at 09:16Neil Smith: Great shot, Its nice to have the oppurtunity to ge... Merlin217 viewsAt quite long rangeRoy Harvey11/20/06 at 09:14Neil Smith: Excellent Roy! Sunset over Broughton woods.172 viewsColin Pumfrett11/19/06 at 23:11Mick West: stunning!! Stonechat120 viewsAlan Bowness11/19/06 at 22:05Dean Eades: Sunset over Broughton woods.172 viewsColin Pumfrett11/19/06 at 19:09Matthew Latham: Nice one Colin Dean Eades - Purple Sandpiper102 viewsCov Res 19-11-06Dean Eades11/19/06 at 19:08Matthew Latham: Sunset over Broughton woods.172 viewsColin Pumfrett11/19/06 at 18:44Dean Eades: very nice Colin 17499 files on 700 page(s) 1 - 661 662 663 - 700 Powered by Coppermine Photo Gallery

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