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I.D Confirmation please255 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 Pipe

Chiffchaff255 viewsI think this may be the Eastern/Siberian Chiffchaff that Alex Lees saw at Marston, very pale without a hint of green. Any Thoughts?David Morison

Twite254 viewsgpc

Boultham Park Goose254 viewsBoultham Park GooseRussell Hayes

Wild swans at Donna Nook. Heavily cropped section.253 viewsColin Pumfrett

Dark Herring Gull252 viewsSeen at Leadenham Tip (28th Nov) clearly both darker and bigger than the other Herring Gull. Each time I scanned the flock of gulls, i picked this individual bird out everytime but suggest it is just a Herring Gull?? Andrew Chick

juvenile gull252 viewsgpc

White or Pied?251 viewsWhite or Pied?Russell Hayes

kite composite image251 viewsAlex Lees

Have no idea what this is251 viewsSaw this at Far Ings today but couldn't put a name on it. It appeared from around the reeds.Matthew Taylor

New Zealand Scaup250 viewsNew Zealand Scaup - Gibraltar PointRussell Hayes

Cattle Egret looking for an easy meal250 viewsGood views of Cattle Egret at Legbourne but not as close as this - and it was wild believe meChris Grimshaw

Ibis249 viewsPaul Sullivan

248 viewsAs previousDave Rooke

gull248 viewsID anyonegpc

gull247 viewshead pattern?gpc

Escapee Lady Amherst's Pheasant247 viewsGarden tick from I know not where?Pete Scott

Female red-crested pochard???246 viewsSlightly over the county boundary...! Watched her diving under a coot to frighten it off her young. Identification isn't mine. Accurate?Stewart Hogg

246 views14 seen @ Marston on 9/8 - AM - from a distance - Whimbrel or Curlew? I think Whimbrel. Sorry for image quality.Steve Nesbitt

246 viewsPaul Sullivan

Hybrid Goose246 viewsThis bird was seen on Riverslea pit this morning and "Birdguides" suggest it is a hybrid,
probably Ross's x Barnacle. Any comments would be appreciated.Trevor Gunby

Redpoll246 viewsID pleaseOliver Woodman

Skua Sp245 viewsTaken on Mystere PelagicJoe Pell

kite244 viewsgpc

Skua sp244 viewsTaken on Mystere Pelagic.Joe Pell

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