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Last comments Black Kite552 viewsWill Bowell11/04/06 at 08:06Roy Harvey: Very nice Will. Thanks for help whilst there Dean Eades - Little Auks211 viewsHuttoft 02-11-06Dean Eades11/03/06 at 21:17Alan Bowness: Cool Dean Eades - Little Auks211 viewsHuttoft 02-11-06Dean Eades11/03/06 at 01:44Colin Smale: very nice indeed Dean Whinchat136 viewsRinged WhinchatRichard Pipe11/02/06 at 08:21trevormlee: Obviously Stonechat ! Little Auk204 viewsgpc11/02/06 at 00:06Colin Smale: Fantastic stuff Graham Cleethorpes Dawn169 viewsjust before the dogsRichard Pipe10/31/06 at 18:59uniomystic: yes, this is scientific proof it IS Cleethorpes -... snow goose241 viewsPaul Sullivan10/30/06 at 23:15Paul Sullivan: Taken at Sutton bridge-lighthouse farm Cleethorpes Dawn169 viewsjust before the dogsRichard Pipe10/30/06 at 22:09Dean Eades: nice setting 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 Eades10/29/06 at 23:14Dean Eades: Cool , would be worth seeing Al 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 Eades10/29/06 at 21:52Alan Bowness: A new target for the RAF Dean Eades - Seal141 viewsDonna nook 29-10-06Dean Eades10/29/06 at 20:28uniomystic: a beautiful creature --- I'm sure I'm rela... Dean Eades - Seal129 viewsDonna nook 29-10-06Dean Eades10/29/06 at 20:24uniomystic: lovely shot Dean. Dave Johnson Red throated Diver105 viewsTetney Marshes morning tide, digiscoped ,at one point came within 30 feet, must get myself a proper camera, perhaps santa will bring me one!Dave Bradbeer10/29/06 at 18:39Dean Eades: Dean Eades - Siskin101 viewsMarket Rasen Garden 26-10-06Dean Eades10/26/06 at 20:55Richard Pipe: cracking photo Dean Dean Eades - Southern Hawker56 viewsN Coates Dean Eades10/25/06 at 16:45Dean Eades: Thks Neil Common Darter93 viewsuniomystic10/25/06 at 16:42Dean Eades: yep Common Darter - Female153 viewsClose up of compound eyes - Whisby NR 5th August 2006achick10/25/06 at 15:05Neil Smith: Stunning! ???168 viewsMick West10/25/06 at 15:04Neil Smith: Common darter Common Darter93 viewsuniomystic10/25/06 at 15:02Neil Smith: Thats different! i like that. Common Darter98 viewsuniomystic10/25/06 at 15:01Neil Smith: Dave,This looks like a Ruddy darter, especially i... Dean Eades - Southern Hawker56 viewsN Coates Dean Eades10/25/06 at 14:56Neil Smith: This is a Male Southern Hawker, still great shoto! 4306 viewsIdentify pleaseRichard Pipe10/25/06 at 08:40Neil Smith: Meadow pipit Dean Eades - Clouded yellow72 viewsSaltfleet 24-10-06Dean Eades10/24/06 at 21:05Alan Bowness: Dean Eades - Long t Tit99 viewsSaltfleet 24-10-06Dean Eades10/24/06 at 21:01Alan Bowness: Nice Black Headed Blue Tit.315 viewsTaken at Whisby last week. The head is actually blue, with a black neck. I've had the id confirmed by BTO, and it's a rare aberration. Most others seen are Great Tits.Graham Gamble10/24/06 at 19:51Dean Eades: Awesome 17499 files on 700 page(s) 1 - 663 664 665 - 700 Powered by Coppermine Photo Gallery

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