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Black Kite interannual variation164 viewstrends in Black Kite occurenceAlex Lees
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Glaucous Gull163 viewspale first-winter bird Bagmoor January 2002gpc
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Glaucous Gull163 viewsanother pale bird Bagmoor Jan 2002gpc
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Harris Hawk and Magpie162 viewsThe bird has been hanging around the north side of Marshchapple village and horseshoe point area. Picture taken April 2007. Image by Gary Wilson.achick
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Feather - approx 8cm long161 viewsFound near the Brayford, Lincoln?achick
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161 viewsIs the bird on the right a cross between a Grey Lag Goose & a Canadian Goose?Steve Nesbitt
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gull157 viewsgpc
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Whooper Swan with ring156 viewsCan anyone shed any light on this yellow ring marked B47 on this Whoopers right leg pleaseNick Clayton
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White Head Redshank156 viewsMick Widdowson
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House Sparrow155 viewsTest picture after album hacked on 6th Apriltestuser
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Glaucous Gull149 viewsa heavily pigmented first-wintergpc
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Glaucous Gull148 viewsgenerally regarded as typical biscuit plumage such first-winters may only form 50-70% of birds in good yearsgpc
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Goose spp - Snow Goose (Blue-phase) 148 viewsSame bird in flight? seen orignally by Andrew on 7/11/10 Steve Nesbitt
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147 viewsAs previousDave Rooke
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Glaucous Gull146 viewsfirst-winter Bagmoor January 2002gpc
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Savi's Warbler146 viewsfor referencegpc
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Glaucous Gull143 viewsdarker velvety first-winter Bagmoor Jan 2002gpc
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Dunnock140 viewsDunnock with growthsRussell Hayes
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Canada/Greylag hybrid?139 viewsDavid Morison
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Greenshank132 viewsgpc
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Early drake Mallard eclipse?129 viewsSeveral seen at MarstonDavid Morison
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Jackdaw127 viewsWith severe eye infection / damage? This bird was in the same small group of 8 Jackdaws that came to my garden this afternoon. I first thought it had an eye missing but on closer inspection the eye still seems to be in place.Steve Nesbitt
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Glaucous Gull126 viewssecond winter a pale bird Bagmoor Jan 2002gpc
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Jackdaw124 viewsWith crossed beakSteve Nesbitt
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