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Buzzard299 viewsGarry WrightJan 08, 2012
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Buzzard164 viewsGarry WrightJan 08, 2012
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Rough Legged Buzzard215 viewsGarry WrightJan 08, 2012
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Buzzard with prey242 viewsGarry WrightJan 08, 2012
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Harrier306 viewsVery long distance shot of a Hen Harrier taken at dusk at Nocton a few days ago, I can't remember ever seeing a male Hen with black strip down wing ?? Had a look in BWP and cannot see that it is mentioned. Is this usual ??Russ TelferDec 23, 2011
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Ex Red breasted Merganser, Cleethorpes305 viewsFreshly dead, head missing and body cavity neatly opened, found just above high water mark in the dunes, not messy enough to be the work of Reynard, doubtful it would catch one anyway, all i can come up with is Peregrine, could even a big female take out a large sawbill??Dave BradbeerNov 13, 2011
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Any ideas?425 viewsOne for the armchair detectives.Russell HayesOct 29, 2011
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Unidentified goose.353 viewsAmong a group of 300 Barnacle geese.Colin PumfrettOct 25, 2011
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Blackbird265 viewsMentioned on Autumnwatch was the increasing incidence of male Blackbirds with black beaks, this was one of three such males at Marston today. Do LBC members have experience of this or any thoughts on it?David MorisonOct 25, 2011
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Hen Harrier401 viewsBen RevellOct 19, 2011
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Skua Sp234 viewsTaken on Mystere PelagicJoe PellOct 19, 2011
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Skua sp232 viewsTaken on Mystere Pelagic.Joe PellOct 19, 2011
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Skua sp333 viewsTaken on Mystere Pelagic. Not sure what this is, is it a Pom or Long Tailed?Joe PellOct 18, 2011
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stint / peep270 viewsgpcOct 04, 2011
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stint / peep223 viewsgpcOct 04, 2011
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stint / peep203 viewsgpcOct 04, 2011
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stint / peep172 viewsgpcOct 04, 2011
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stint / peep181 viewsgpcOct 04, 2011
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Gull?220 viewsIs this a Herring or Yellow Legged Gull in 2nd / 3rd winter plumage? Or something else?Steve NesbittSep 22, 2011
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2 Curlew Sandpipers & 1 Dunlin257 viewsSee Dunlin Thread. Bad shot but I think it clearly shows 2 of my Dunlins are Curlew Sands ??Russ TelferSep 20, 2011
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Covenham Dunlin195 viewsAnthony BentleySep 20, 2011
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plover299 viewsPaul SullivanAug 25, 2011
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plover155 viewsPaul SullivanAug 25, 2011
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plover191 viewsPaul SullivanAug 25, 2011
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378 viewscan any one tell me what this bird is thanksStephen GodsonAug 20, 2011
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