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Home > Rare Birds in Lincolnshire Last additions - Rare Birds in Lincolnshire Pectoral Sandpiper - Worlaby Carrs168 viewsVideo grabRoy HarveyMay 18, 2005 Little Gull153 viewsgpcMay 13, 2005 Little Gull167 viewsone of 7 birds on Waters' Edge Barton today--2 adult, 2 second summer and 3 first summersgpcMay 13, 2005 Dotterel247 viewsThe best of the three birds that stayedRoy HarveyMay 12, 2005 Dotterel868 viewsGraham HardyMay 10, 2005 Dean Eades - Dotterel251 viewsTetney lock 07-05-05 WindyDean EadesMay 08, 2005 Dean Eades - Dotterel239 viewsTetney lock 07-05-05 Windy Dean EadesMay 08, 2005 Dotterel195 viewsDotterel - Tetney Lock - Difficult conditions, windy and sun in eyes.Russell HayesMay 08, 2005 Dotterel173 viewsRoy HarveyMay 06, 2005 Dotterel176 viewsColin SmaleMay 06, 2005 Dotterel.266 viewsColin SmaleMay 06, 2005 Little Ringed Plover189 viewsLittle Ringed Plover - CadneyRussell HayesMay 05, 2005 Garganey172 viewsGarganey - Manby Flashes - Difficult conditions, windy.Russell HayesMay 05, 2005 Dotterel232 viewsRoy HarveyMay 04, 2005 Dean Eades - Garganey299 viewsManby flashes 03-05-05Dean EadesMay 03, 2005 Dean Eades - Garganey148 viewsManby flashes - Poor light at distance 02-05-05Dean EadesMay 02, 2005 Wood Sandpiper246 viewsRoy HarveyApr 26, 2005 Wood Sandpiper204 viewsRoy HarveyApr 26, 2005 male Bittern303 viewsmore photos at http://pewit.blogspot.com/gpcApr 24, 2005 Dean Eades - Little Gull178 viewsKirkby pits 23-04-05Dean EadesApr 24, 2005 Osprey At457 viewsThe bird has an orange ring on the right leg with the letters 'AS' - as reported to Roger by 'Canadian Mike'. The left wing is held rather low when at rest. This wing is also minus several flight feathers, but it does not appear to be in any difficulty when flying.Roy HarveyApr 13, 2005 Bittern309 viewsgpcApr 11, 2005 steppe?buzzard344 viewscomments welcome on ID of this birdgpcApr 10, 2005 steppe? buzzard272 viewscomments welcome on ID of this birdgpcApr 10, 2005 315 viewscomments welcome on ID of this birdgpcApr 10, 2005 5179 files on 208 page(s) 1 - 204 205 206 - 208 Powered by Coppermine Photo Gallery

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