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Waxwing193 viewsGarry Wright02/08/15 at 22:17Oliver Woodman: great shot Garry.
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Bittern274 viewsGarry Wright02/08/15 at 21:22Trevor Gunby: That's a beauty Garry - well caught!!
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Sanderling185 viewsGarry Wright02/03/15 at 01:12Garry Wright: Cheers Roy
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Sanderling185 viewsGarry Wright02/02/15 at 20:13Roy Harvey: What a remarkable shot! Suggest you send it in to ...
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Seal with pike236 viewsGarry Wright01/28/15 at 22:51Garry Wright: Cheers Dean i bet the fishermen aren't to hap...
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Seal with pike236 viewsGarry Wright01/27/15 at 12:16Dean Eades: cool
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Redwing199 viewsGarry Wright01/15/15 at 17:37Garry Wright: Thanks Roy - sitting in car helped i think.
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Redwing199 viewsGarry Wright01/14/15 at 20:32Roy Harvey: I like that Garry - not always easy to get close t...
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Reed Warbler161 viewsStill feeding well by orange fencingDavid Morison01/14/15 at 00:12David Morison: Thank you Roy
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Barn Owl189 viewsKevin Everton01/13/15 at 23:34Kevin Everton: Thanks Dean
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Redwing199 viewsGarry Wright01/13/15 at 22:29Garry Wright: Cheers Richard
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Redwing199 viewsGarry Wright01/13/15 at 15:14Richard Pipe: Cracker Gary
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Reed Warbler161 viewsStill feeding well by orange fencingDavid Morison01/12/15 at 18:22Roy Harvey: Very nice David
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Barn Owl189 viewsKevin Everton01/12/15 at 11:45Dean Eades: sweet
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Wood Mouse212 viewsNot sure about this one seen from the hide this morning. Can anyone confirm
the species?
Trevor Gunby01/05/15 at 22:20Trevor Gunby: Following an e-mail from Chris Manning I now think...
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Tufted Duck142 viewsNick Clayton01/04/15 at 18:46Nick Clayton: Thanks Oliver
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Red Kite159 viewsRed KiteOliver Woodman01/04/15 at 18:45Nick Clayton: Nice image Oliver
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Tufted Duck142 viewsNick Clayton01/04/15 at 18:23Oliver Woodman: great shot Nick
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Red Kite159 viewsRed KiteOliver Woodman01/03/15 at 21:43Paul Neale: Very nice shot.
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Bittern351 viewsBittern - Helpringham FenRussell Hayes12/30/14 at 19:51Richard Pipe: Cracking loco Russ
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Whooper swans126 viewsGarry Wright12/29/14 at 19:28Garry Wright: cheers Paul
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Whooper swans126 viewsGarry Wright12/29/14 at 09:27Paul Neale: Nice Garry
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Whooper swans126 viewsGarry Wright12/29/14 at 00:43Garry Wright: Thanks Russ
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Whooper swans126 viewsGarry Wright12/28/14 at 21:13Russ Telfer: Like it mate
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Shore larks190 viewsGarry Wright12/24/14 at 19:38Garry Wright: Cheers Trevor
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