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Last comments Goldeneye93 viewsCov Res 18-11-06Dean Eades11/19/06 at 16:02Matthew Latham: nice one Dean Purple Sandpiper102 views11/19/06 at 08:59Matthew Latham: Thanks guys Purple Sandpiper102 views11/18/06 at 23:27Graham Hardy: Remarkable shot Matt Purple Sandpiper102 views11/18/06 at 21:21Dean Eades: Purple Sandpiper102 views11/18/06 at 19:37Alan Bowness: Nice one Matt Goldeneye50 viewsCov Res 18-11-06Dean Eades11/18/06 at 19:35Alan Bowness: cool Antigastra catalaunalis147 viewsThis pyralid moth is a first for Lincolnshire, a tropical species that only a handful have been recorded in the British Isles usually on the south coast. This specimen is probably the most northerly ever caught. Yet to be verified by the county recorder.MJGrey11/18/06 at 18:15uniomystic: An exotic looking moth. Well done. Dave Johnson 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 Hen Harrier363 viewsHen Harrier - Male - Holbeach MarshRussell Hayes11/18/06 at 12:12Colin Smale: lovely birds arent they, nice shot Russ. Robin166 viewsuniomystic11/17/06 at 17:13Richard Pipe: youv'e sorted your xmas card design Dave - nic... Black kite249 viewsHolbeach 12-11-06 lets hope it stays away from the Bird slicersDean Eades11/13/06 at 21:37gpc: 99.4% of all birds avoid collisions with wind turb... 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 Dean Eades - Purple sandpiper103 viewsToft Res 11-11-06Dean Eades11/12/06 at 17:29Matthew Latham: nice shot Dean Dean Eades - Purple sandpiper103 viewsToft Res 11-11-06Dean Eades11/11/06 at 23:30Colin Smale: Like this Deano 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! Please advise ??413 viewsneed your help team - Seen at Gib point this weekRichard Pipe11/05/06 at 21:49Richard Pipe: Thanks Russell Please advise ??413 viewsneed your help team - Seen at Gib point this weekRichard Pipe11/05/06 at 21:37Russell Hayes: Possible Juvenile Male Scaup, a hint of light colo... Grey seal and pup174 viewsAlan Bowness11/05/06 at 20:33Dean Eades: nice al Little Auk304 viewsVideo grabRoy Harvey11/04/06 at 20:59Roy Harvey: Thanks Colin - at least I got some images. Poor Te... Truck stuck Saltfleet haven331 viewsTruck stuck down to towbar - also we were informed that 2 quad bikes were also stuck , it made up for the lack of birds Dean Eades11/04/06 at 18:26gpc: maybe ought to put up a signpost 4x4's and qua... Little Auk304 viewsVideo grabRoy Harvey11/04/06 at 13:44Colin Smale: who would have thought we would get a pic of a mod... 17499 files on 700 page(s) 1 - 662 663 664 - 700 Powered by Coppermine Photo Gallery

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