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Hybrid Goose229 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
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Cormorant227 viewsI think this is P.c.sinensis. Haven't seen one before, are they a regular visitor? Taken from 200m through mist at 1545hrs.David Morison
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Red-throated Diver227 viewsRed-throated Diver - Oiled front - Covenham Res March 2012Russell Hayes
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Hybrids in the making227 viewsThis pair of geese consists of a Canada and a Greylag, they have paired up and produced youngstersGeorge Rutter
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Redpoll227 viewsID pleaseOliver Woodman
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Yellowlegs, bills comparison226 viewsLesser (top) and Greater (bottom) Yellowlegs, Mato Grosso, Brazil, August 2006Alex Lees
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Dunnock with Bumble Foot ?226 viewsGarry Wright
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224 viewsAs before sorry about qualityDave Rooke
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Unusual Gull - Comments welcome on ID224 viewsRussell Hayes
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Snow/Barnacle Goose Hybrid??224 viewsFound in a flock of about 30 barnaclesMichael Pickwell
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Buzzard sp. What do you think?223 viewsPhotographer was trying out his when this flew over very high.John Clarkson
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stint / peep223 viewsgpc
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spotted pinks222 views324gpc
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Red-Rumped Parrot - breeding in Caythorpe, Lincs!222 viewsachick
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'American Wigeon'222 viewsRoy Harvey
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Gull?220 viewsIs this a Herring or Yellow Legged Gull in 2nd / 3rd winter plumage? Or something else?Steve Nesbitt
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hybrids220 viewsPaul Sullivan
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What the Duck !220 viewsSeen at Cleethorpes, about Tuftie size, presumably a Heinz 57 but of what ?Russ Telfer
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219 viewsAs previousDave Rooke
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Chiffchaff, juvenile?219 viewsPrevious pic shows eye crescents and greyish head better.Dave Bradbeer
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Peregrine219 viewsCan you sex this bird and how?John Clarkson
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Goose219 viewsPaul Sullivan
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goose sp219 viewsany commentsgpc
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goose218 viewsAt freiston this morning, best guess is an emperor x barnacle?Paul Sullivan
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What Tit is this bird - Marsh - Willow - Great?218 viewsimage 2Steve Nesbitt
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