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Home > Rare Birds in Lincolnshire Most viewed - Rare Birds in Lincolnshire Ring Ouzel267 viewsNorth LincsS and K Spavin Pomarine Skua267 viewsnote how the spoons appear to be longer and more obvious in a side on view then from above or below -- same bird as next shot taken in quick sequencegpc Pallas's Warbler267 viewsOne of two present this afternoonRoy Harvey Peregrine Falcon.267 viewsPaul Neale Hen Harrier267 viewsHen Harrier - Grainthorpe MarshRobert Hardy Merlin266 viewsMerlin - Gibraltar Point Russell Hayes Oriental Pratincole266 viewsNeil Smith Hen Harrier 266 viewsOne of 4 coming into roost at Nocton FenJoe Pell Cetti's Warbler266 viewsCetti's Warbler - it's in there somewhere - Gibraltar PointRussell Hayes Shore Lark 6 of the 10 seen today266 viewsGarry Wright Great white egret266 viewsLeslie Davidson Bewick's Swan266 viewsSome of the four which arrived at approx 10.45 this morning. I cannot recall seeing this species on the hide pit before. This is a heavily cropped very distant record shot!Trevor Gunby Bearded Tit -record shot265 viewsMick West American Golden Plover265 viewsbird 1 side on--this individual has some small white breast side patches, though not really obvious but has a much duller super and forecrown than the second bird; this bird has the better marked upperparts with black feather centres and one brown terial plus more black mottling on the underpartsgpc Rough-legged Buzzard265 viewsgpc Bearded Tit265 viewsMick West Black winged Stilts, Frampton265 viewsSteve Keightley Red Kite265 viewsThere have been several failures of breeding Red Kites in the East Midlands this year, but a brood of four healthy chicks is quite exceptional. This is the first brood of four for Lincolnshire.Alan Ball skua sp265 viewssame bird for Dean's IDgpc American Black Turn265 viewsJohn Clarkson Dean Eades - Iceland Gull Kumliens ? on Ice 265 viewsDean Eades Red-necked Phalarope265 viewsMore to follow !Russ Telfer Cettis Warbler265 viewsRung BirdSteve Nesbitt Hen Harrier.265 viewsPaul Neale Hoopoe265 viewsHoopoeMick Widdowson 5179 files on 208 page(s) 1 - 26 27 28 - 208 Powered by Coppermine Photo Gallery

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