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Home > Discussion Birds Last additions - Discussion Birds Greenshank215 viewsgpcAug 06, 2011 Marsh Sandpipers181 viewsgpcAug 06, 2011 Marsh Sandpipers179 viewsgpcAug 06, 2011 Greenshank117 viewsgpcAug 06, 2011 Greenshank105 viewsgpcAug 06, 2011 Greenshank95 viewsgpcAug 06, 2011 Marsh Sandpipers107 viewsgpcAug 06, 2011 pipit192 viewsany ideasgpcAug 05, 2011 common tern-dark billed264 viewsPaul SullivanJul 03, 2011 common tern-dark billed187 viewsPaul SullivanJul 03, 2011 common tern-dark billed156 viewsPaul SullivanJul 03, 2011 common tern-dark billed189 viewsBill very dark, legs also duller than usual common tern. I am unsure as to the prevalence of dark billed common terns, any comments welcomed.Paul SullivanJul 03, 2011 I.D Confirmation please242 viewsWhen i saw this at Farings its actions and song seemed different. However reviewing my photo it appears to be a Sedge Warbler. Just want my mind putting at restRichard PipeJul 02, 2011 Ringed Tree Sparrow183 viewsRuss TelferJun 25, 2011 Hen Pheasant Eating a vole394 viewsRuss TelferJun 22, 2011 ??467 viewsany ideasgpcJun 07, 2011 LBB Gull with deformed bill188 viewsThe bird appears to be a near adult but has survived with this remarkably deformed bill.Colin JenningsJun 01, 2011 Early drake Mallard eclipse?117 viewsSeveral seen at MarstonDavid MorisonMay 23, 2011 White or Pied Wagtail?243 viewsSteve NesbittMay 08, 2011 Jackdaw114 viewsWith severe eye infection / damage? This bird was in the same small group of 8 Jackdaws that came to my garden this afternoon. I first thought it had an eye missing but on closer inspection the eye still seems to be in place.Steve NesbittMay 01, 2011 Jackdaw108 viewsWith crossed beakSteve NesbittMay 01, 2011 White wagtail?186 viewsDavid MorisonApr 30, 2011 Whooper Swan with ring140 viewsCan anyone shed any light on this yellow ring marked B47 on this Whoopers right leg pleaseNick ClaytonApr 29, 2011 accipiter418 viewsLincs sitegpcApr 22, 2011 Oystercatcher with deformed beak172 viewsHow does it manage to eat?Paul DumpletonApr 04, 2011 455 files on 19 page(s) 1 - 6 7 8 - 19 Powered by Coppermine Photo Gallery

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