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White Stork131 viewsHaving a break from the landfill site at Kirkby on Bain GPs.Trevor GunbyFeb 25, 2012
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White Stork110 viewsNot on a Mediterranean beach but at Kirkby on Bain GPs!!Trevor GunbyFeb 25, 2012
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Smew171 viewsRuss TelferFeb 24, 2012
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Smew Drakes168 viewsTrev (and all) - Both birds present again at 15:20 on the big deep lake, after 20 mins or so they flew back onto Riverslea and were still there when I left at about 16:50.Russ TelferFeb 24, 2012
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Smew Drakes138 viewsRuss TelferFeb 24, 2012
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Smew103 viewsAnother poor record shot but confirms the presence of the two males on 24th Feb. Waited ages for them to come a bit close but sadly they flew off mid-morning!Trevor GunbyFeb 24, 2012
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Peregrine Falcon182 viewsVery poor record shot but confirms the rare sighting of the species at Kirkby on Bain.Trevor GunbyFeb 24, 2012
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"Braking"257 viewsBewick's Swans landing at FramptonMalcolm JohnsonFeb 24, 2012
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Bewick's Swans116 viewsBewick's Swans landing at Frampton Marsh Malcolm JohnsonFeb 24, 2012
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Iceland gull, Frampton125 viewsPaul SullivanFeb 24, 2012
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Iceland gull, Frampton88 viewsDiffuse bill contrast as in some 1st winter, although pale eye is diagnostic of 2nd winterPaul SullivanFeb 24, 2012
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Iceland gull, Frampton119 viewsThis bird shows the expected sharp contrast in the bill.
Paul SullivanFeb 24, 2012
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Iceland gull, Frampton101 viewsPaul SullivanFeb 24, 2012
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Red Kite135 viewsOne of two around the pit.Russ TelferFeb 23, 2012
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Red Kite142 viewsRuss TelferFeb 23, 2012
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Smew & Goldeneye drakes147 viewsRuss TelferFeb 23, 2012
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Smews148 views2 today at Kirkby on Bain, River Slea pit, found by Derek Pell.Joe PellFeb 23, 2012
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White Stork131 viewsStill on the landfill site at Kirkby on Bain after almost two weeks.Trevor GunbyFeb 21, 2012
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White Stork96 viewsStill on the landfill site at Kirkby on Bain after almost two weeks.Trevor GunbyFeb 21, 2012
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Black Brant ?.156 viewsPaul NealeFeb 21, 2012
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White Stork117 viewsStill showing well on Tip at lunchtime todayRuss TelferFeb 20, 2012
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White Stork130 viewsRuss TelferFeb 19, 2012
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Peregrine Falcon155 viewsPeregrine Falcon - Frampton MarshRussell HayesFeb 19, 2012
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Bittern164 viewsBitternDon DavisFeb 19, 2012
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Red Kite156 viewsKevin EvertonFeb 19, 2012
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