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Home > Rare Birds in Lincolnshire Most viewed - Rare Birds in Lincolnshire Black Kite291 views2 converters and poor lightgpc Bluethroat.291 viewsStill showing when i left at 10.45am.Paul Neale 290 viewsRobert Hardy 290 viewsRobert Hardy Rough Legged Buzzard290 viewsTaken this morning about 08;00Mick West Collared Pratincole290 viewsRosper Road NR, ImminghamS and K Spavin Peregrine, immature male289 viewsSat in field near Grainthorpe Haven early morning, still in same spot when i went home 4 hrs later, did'nt look 100% happy, kept raising it's left foot which may be damaged, also i am confused by leg colour, according to Forsman ect all Peregrines feet are yellow on fledging, comments please.Dave Bradbeer White-throated Sparrow - Lincolnshire 18th June 2010289 viewsI have been sent this image of a White-throated Sparrow taken in Fulbeck, Lincolnshire on the 18th June 2010. I have checked out the site, and looked for the bird. The last time is was seen was the 19th June 2010. This image was taken through a kitchen window. I have further images which I will submit to BBRC!Andrew Chick Spoonbill - Gib Point 3rd July 2011289 viewsImage taken by Paul NealeAndrew Chick Red-rumped Swallow289 viewsWhilst at Far-Ings on Sat morning this bird was sat on the wires next to the old visitor centre Anybody advise me if it is the RRS? Richard Pipe Osprey288 viewsMessingham Nature ReserveS and K Spavin Black winged Stilt288 viewsOne the the two birds found by John Badley ealier today.Steve Keightley Rough-legged Buzzard288 viewsRough-legged Buzzard - WithernRussell Hayes King Eider. Leverton288 viewsFem King Eider, Off Leverton Marsh. Seen from Mystere Pelagic, 21/4/12Steve Keightley Lapland Bunting287 viewsLapland Bunting - Frampton MarshRussell Hayes Oriental Pratincole, Frampton Marsh287 viewsOriental Pratincole, Frampton MarshSteve Keightley 286 viewscomments welcome on ID of this birdgpc Montagu's Harrier286 viewsMontagu's Harrier - Female - viewed from RSPB viewpointRussell Hayes PALLID HARRIER286 viewsVery difficult lighting conditions against low sun but recognisable as the bird in question.Mike Tarrant Sabine's gull 285 viewsjuv Sabine's gull with the Welland Beacon in the background for reference! Paul French Spot the Yellow-browed 285 viewsRecord shot of this skulky birdChris Atkin Montagu's Harrier (Female)284 viewsMontagu's Harrier - Digiscoped from the RSPB Viewing Area Digby FenRussell Hayes American Golden Plover284 viewsbird 2--note the striking white forecrown and super but the mostly beige/grey underparts and the paler chin and throat with no obvious white upper breast patches; the uppeprart feathers are also much greyer an dless black centred than bird 1 and have diffuse and fine pale fringes/notchesgpc Ring-necked Parakeet284 viewsJohn Clarkson Ring-billed and Bonaparte's Gulls284 viewsVideo grabRoy Harvey 5179 files on 208 page(s) 1 - 10 11 12 - 208 Powered by Coppermine Photo Gallery

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