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common tern-dark billed228 viewsBill very dark, legs also duller than usual common tern. I am unsure as to the prevalence of dark billed common terns, any comments welcomed.Paul Sullivan

stint / peep228 viewsgpc

227 viewsIs this a Grey or Pied Wagtail (Juvenile?)Steve Nesbitt

common tern-dark billed227 viewsPaul Sullivan

Marsh Sandpipers227 viewsgpc

226 viewsfirst-winter Common at rear--comments on second bird welcomegpc

Black Kite primaries226 viewsthe picture at the back is the Barton bird and the one at the front taken by Steve Gantlett at Cley on April 22nd 2007gpc

Presumed hybrid black brant x dark-bellied brent226 viewsPaul French

Canada Goose - Gibraltar Point226 viewsCanada Goose with very short neck, comments welcome.Russell Hayes

median white-front225 viewsgpc

Snow Goose225 viewsSnow Goose - Gibraltar PointRussell Hayes

Goose spp - Snow Goose (Blue-phase)225 viewsAt Marston STW 7th November 2010Andrew Chick

White wagtail?225 viewsDavid Morison

Goose spp - Snow Goose (Blue-phase) 224 viewsSteve Nesbitt

Marsh Sandpipers224 viewsgpc

Common Buzzard222 viewsa pale morph juvenile south Sweden September 2005gpc

Feather - approx 8cm long221 viewsFound near the Brayford, Lincoln?achick

Juv Chiffchaff?221 viewsDave Bradbeer

Wainfleet Blue Tit221 viewsTaken by Chris and Sue Bottomer at Wainfleet in March 2011.Andrew Chick

stint / peep221 viewsgpc

gull220 viewsgpc

Alexander's Parakeet220 viewsPhoto taken by Roy Frost, in hawthorns at the Pilgrim Fathers Monument by the Witham, east of Boston, on 25th Feb 2008.Andrew Chick

Diamond Dove219 viewsSent to me by Brian Eke, will update with date and locationAndrew Chick

What Tit is this bird - Marsh - Willow - Great?218 viewsCaught this today in trees bordering my back garden, not sure what it is, the bird has no black feathering running from chest to abdomen like a Great Tit and it also had a white stripe on its head. 2 more images to follow.Steve Nesbitt

Oystercatcher with deformed beak218 viewsHow does it manage to eat?Paul Dumpleton

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