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Dean Eades - Sandmartin121 viewsToft Res - 24-04-06Dean EadesApr 24, 2006
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Cuckoo140 viewsCuckoo - BardneyRussell HayesApr 24, 2006
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Dean Eades - Whitethroat99 viewsWhisby 22-04-06Dean EadesApr 24, 2006
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Dean Eades - Sedge Warbler68 viewsWhisby 22-04-06Dean EadesApr 24, 2006
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Dean Eades - Sedge Warbler76 viewsWhisby 22-04-06Dean EadesApr 24, 2006
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Dean Eades - Grasshopper Warbler108 viewsWhisby 22-04-06Dean EadesApr 24, 2006
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Cormorant144 viewsCormorant - Sinensis - Kirkby On BainRussell HayesApr 23, 2006
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Little Egret108 viewsLittle Egret - Kirkby On BainRussell HayesApr 23, 2006
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Kingfisher159 viewsKingfisher - Kirkby On BainRussell HayesApr 23, 2006
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Nightingale142 viewsObliging (for a Nightingale), but still very obscured!Apr 23, 2006
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White Wagtail107 viewsgpcApr 22, 2006
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White Wagtail111 viewsgpcApr 22, 2006
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Greenland? Wheatear92 viewsgpcApr 22, 2006
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wheatear possible Greenland108 viewsgpcApr 22, 2006
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Greenland ? Wheatear100 viewscolouration of underparts, upright stance, long legs, contrasting plumage suggest that all 8 birds there were Greenlands?? any comments?gpcApr 22, 2006
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Cuckoo131 viewsDave BradbeerApr 22, 2006
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Cuckoo132 viewsDave BradbeerApr 22, 2006
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Colour Ringed LBBG154 viewsTaken about 6 miles out off Withernsea last friday.
"This is the first sighting of this bird since being ringed."
Peter Stewart Colour Ring Coordinator, The Severn Estuary Gull Group
Recapture History Blue 626
Lesser Black-backed Gull
FP77879 N 10 Ringed 26/03/05 SGD Stoke Orchard
landfill site, near Wingmoor Farm, Glos. 51.51N 02.16W
Sighted (NR)
15/04/06 CS Withernsea, 6 miles offshore,
Humberside (247 km, NE, 1 yr 20days)


Colin SmaleApr 21, 2006
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Tree Sparrow125 viewsTree Sparrow - Back Garden Russell HayesApr 20, 2006
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Ruddy Duck127 viewsRuddy Duck - Waters EdgeRussell HayesApr 20, 2006
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Summer Plumage Brambling307 viewsNot sure if a bird looking this good, should be in the 'common' bird area. Male Brambling taken at Gib 18th April 2006 by Sam Wilson.achickApr 18, 2006
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Great crested grebe189 viewsNeil SmithApr 18, 2006
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Little grebe61 viewsWolla bank 16-04-06Dean EadesApr 17, 2006
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Yellow Wagtail111 viewsYellow Wagtail - Gibraltar PointRussell HayesApr 17, 2006
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Wheatear123 viewsWheatear - Gibraltar Point Russell HayesApr 17, 2006
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