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Home > Common Birds in Lincolnshire Last additions - Common Birds in Lincolnshire Dean Eades -150 viewsToft-newton Res 15-08-05Dean EadesAug 15, 2005 Dean Eades -86 viewsBardney pit 15-08-05Dean EadesAug 15, 2005 Kingfisher171 viewsKingfisher - Kirkby On Bain Russell HayesAug 13, 2005 Tree Sparrow, juv about to fledge.108 viewsDave BradbeerAug 12, 2005 Lapwing122 viewsLapwing - North Killingholme PitsRussell HayesAug 11, 2005 Little Tern, juvenile110 viewsDave BradbeerAug 11, 2005 Adult Little117 viewsDave BradbeerAug 11, 2005 Ruff138 viewsRuff - Toft Newton ReservoirRussell HayesAug 10, 2005 Greenshank105 viewsGreenshank - Gib PointRussell HayesAug 09, 2005 Pintail145 viewsPintail - Gibraltar PointRussell HayesAug 07, 2005 Little Grebe136 viewsLittle Grebe with Chick - Kirkby on BainRussell HayesAug 07, 2005 Kestrel127 viewsKestrel - BinbrookRussell HayesAug 02, 2005 Dean Eades - Ruff94 viewsToft-newton Reservoir 31-07-05Dean EadesJul 31, 2005 Greenshank112 viewsDave BradbeerJul 24, 2005 Golden Plover157 viewsDave BradbeerJul 24, 2005 Dean Eades - Watar125 viewsLincsDean EadesJul 24, 2005 Yellowhammer156 viewsYellowhammer - Fulbeck achickJul 23, 2005 Knot138 viewsIrresistible in summer plumage !Roy HarveyJul 21, 2005 Black Tailed Godwit181 viewsColin SmaleJul 18, 2005 123 viewsBoutham Mere,hot humid morning.popped my head up to see this family checking my rustling!Eric DavisonJul 12, 2005 119 viewsColin SmaleJul 09, 2005 2005 Breeding success of Little Ringed Plover124 viewsThis is a lightly visited water on private land in Tetney. Due to the lack of winter rain, the pool was almost dust dry but attracted this pr of LRP. Unable to find nest, only one chick seen.Colin SmaleJul 09, 2005 Robin122 viewsOne Legged Robin - Not wishing to upset anyone by posting my latest picture of a garden Robin and hopefully submitting an interesting picture, here we have a one legged Robin that was very agile and was seen doing everything an able bodied Robin could do. It is amazing that they soon adapt to disabilities.Russell HayesJul 08, 2005 Bug id ?144 viewsI thought these were maggots until I saw pics,Tree sparrows were feeding craneflies but any idea what kind of grubs these are, would be interesting to know.Colin SmaleJul 07, 2005 Tree Sparrow126 viewsThis has been nice to watch. In a friend's garden in North Thoresby, this is at least the 2nd brood so far this year in same nest box just outside the kitchen window. Feeding young on small white grubs and craneflies.Colin SmaleJul 05, 2005 9941 files on 398 page(s) 1 - 390 391 392 - 398 Powered by Coppermine Photo Gallery

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