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Last comments Common Darter125 viewsTaken in Bradley Woods GrimsbyRichard Pipe07/26/06 at 17:19Neil Smith: Yer, plainish side to thorax, long abdomen, no wai... Caspian Gull259 views2cygpc07/26/06 at 17:15Neil Smith: I am much wiser on Caspians now, Thanks. Common Darter125 viewsTaken in Bradley Woods GrimsbyRichard Pipe07/25/06 at 23:58Dean Eades: Go for Common Darter Brown-tail/Yellow-tail74 viewsDean Eades07/24/06 at 22:24Dean Eades: thks mark , just looked all white Brown-tail/Yellow-tail74 viewsDean Eades07/24/06 at 22:19Mark Bibby: dean its either Yellow-tail or Brown-tail, what co... Garden Grayling. Broughton.122 viewsColin Pumfrett07/24/06 at 20:26Dean Eades: Cool Common Darter115 viewsCommon Darter - Kirkby MoorMick West07/24/06 at 11:24Neil Smith: Yep! Common Darter Common Darter115 viewsCommon Darter - Kirkby MoorMick West07/24/06 at 09:15achick: This looks like a very young (e.g. tendral) Common... Garden Grayling. Broughton.122 viewsColin Pumfrett07/23/06 at 20:32Roy Harvey: A great butterfly for the garden Colin & very ... Little Egret, camera only262 viewsIn recent weeks ( and currently ) there has been a very obliging bird at the fitties pools feeding down to twenty feet from the car! open the door and it's off, may interest the Digi SLR boys, early morning best before it gets busy.Dave Bradbeer07/23/06 at 18:33Dean Eades: Thks Dave 8 birds saturday morning Common Darter - Immature Male133 viewsLincoln 20th July 2006achick07/23/06 at 18:00Dean Eades: nice Greenshank146 viewsEric Davison07/23/06 at 17:59Dean Eades: Nice Common Darter - Immature Male103 viewsLincoln 20th July 2006achick07/21/06 at 18:46uniomystic: beautifully framed Andrew - Dave Johnson Common Darter - Immature Male133 viewsLincoln 20th July 2006achick07/21/06 at 18:43uniomystic: beautifully framed Andrew - Dave Johnson Blue-tailed Damselfly128 viewsLincoln 20th July 2006achick07/20/06 at 22:31Dean Eades: Nice Caspian Gull ???259 viewsTaken on 9th July at Far Ings Is this a Caspian Gull?Richard Pipe07/20/06 at 21:40gpc: this is a Lesser Black back 2nd cy Dean Eades - Essex Skipper56 viewsRimac 16-07-06Dean Eades07/17/06 at 22:35Dean Eades: Blk tips Dean Eades - Essex Skipper111 viewsRimac 16-07-06Dean Eades07/17/06 at 22:15Dean Eades: yep ? The Forester Adscita statices135 viewsSeen two of these at Crowle.Colin Pumfrett07/16/06 at 22:57Colin Pumfrett: thanks andrew Dean Eades - Essex Skipper111 viewsRimac 16-07-06Dean Eades07/16/06 at 22:28gpc: black tips? The Forester Adscita statices135 viewsSeen two of these at Crowle.Colin Pumfrett07/16/06 at 17:15achick: It's a Forester 'Adscita statices' - a... male Nightjar459 viewsgpc07/15/06 at 15:53Russell Hayes: very nice Graham, a lot of patience needed I expec... Dean Eades - Emperor Dragonfly102 viewsKirkby pits 10-07-06Dean Eades07/12/06 at 19:26Matthew Latham: Great shot Dean Dean Eades - Painted lady48 viewsChambers 11-07-06Dean Eades07/12/06 at 19:25Matthew Latham: Nice shot - superb colours bee fly??161 viewsanyone know what this is? hovers all the timegpc07/11/06 at 19:30uniomystic: see my pic graham, Dave Johnson 17499 files on 700 page(s) 1 - 672 673 674 - 700 Powered by Coppermine Photo Gallery

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