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'American Wigeon'272 viewsRoy Harvey

271 viewsAs previousDave Rooke

gull270 viewshead pattern?gpc

goose sp270 viewsany commentsgpc

What the Duck !269 viewsSeen at Cleethorpes, about Tuftie size, presumably a Heinz 57 but of what ?Russ Telfer

Red-throated Diver?269 viewsOn tide-lineRoy Harvey

268 viewsPaul Sullivan

Maned Duck268 viewsOtherwise known as the Australian Wood Duck. It's anyones guess how this one came to be on the wrong side of the world in Horncastle this morning!!Trevor Gunby

Little Egret + cat267 viewsGeorge Rutter

Unusual Gull - Comments welcome on ID266 viewsRussell Hayes

Merry Christmas 266 viewsDean Eades

265 viewsAs before sorry about qualityDave Rooke

Yellowlegs, bills comparison265 viewsLesser (top) and Greater (bottom) Yellowlegs, Mato Grosso, Brazil, August 2006Alex Lees

Female red-crested pochard???265 viewsSlightly over the county boundary...! Watched her diving under a coot to frighten it off her young. Identification isn't mine. Accurate?Stewart Hogg

Chiffchaff, juvenile?264 viewsPrevious pic shows eye crescents and greyish head better.Dave Bradbeer

Tern Sp263 viewsChapel Point - 25th August 2008Andrew Chick

Gull?263 viewsIs this a Herring or Yellow Legged Gull in 2nd / 3rd winter plumage? Or something else?Steve Nesbitt

Red-throated Diver263 viewsRed-throated Diver - Oiled front - Covenham Res March 2012Russell Hayes

Dunnock with Bumble Foot ?262 viewsGarry Wright

light blue heade wagtail261 viewsVery light blue headed type in flock of about 50 yellow wagtails and 2 blue headed Paul Sullivan

Goose261 viewsduring Webs this morning saw this goose and i thought the pale face pointed towards a bit of Canada, eye ring some lesser white-front, and a bit of pink foot for bare parts(legs were pink)Paul Sullivan

Rough Legged Buzzard261 viewsGarry Wright

Black Kite and Common Buzzard260 viewsgpc

259 viewsAs previousDave Rooke

Wheatear??259 viewsI have a feeling I shouldn't, but this was just over the Lincs border - I could see Lincolnshire.... Showed well along the shoreline, but what is it?? Also posted a front view...Stewart Hogg

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