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149 viewsIs the bird on the right a cross between a Grey Lag Goose & a Canadian Goose?Steve Nesbitt

Harris Hawk and Magpie148 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

Glaucous Gull145 viewsanother pale bird Bagmoor Jan 2002gpc

median white front144 viewsgpc

gull143 viewsgpc

Glaucous Gull141 viewspale first-winter bird Bagmoor January 2002gpc

Whooper Swan with ring141 viewsCan anyone shed any light on this yellow ring marked B47 on this Whoopers right leg pleaseNick Clayton

House Sparrow139 viewsTest picture after album hacked on 6th Apriltestuser

gull138 viewsgpc

White Head Redshank137 viewsMick Widdowson

Goose spp - Snow Goose (Blue-phase) 135 viewsSame bird in flight? seen orignally by Andrew on 7/11/10 Steve Nesbitt

133 viewsAs previousDave Rooke

Savi's Warbler130 viewsfor referencegpc

Glaucous Gull129 viewsdarker velvety first-winter Bagmoor Jan 2002gpc

Glaucous Gull129 viewsgenerally regarded as typical biscuit plumage such first-winters may only form 50-70% of birds in good yearsgpc

Glaucous Gull129 viewsa heavily pigmented first-wintergpc

Canada/Greylag hybrid?129 viewsDavid Morison

Glaucous Gull126 viewsfirst-winter Bagmoor January 2002gpc

Feather - approx 8cm long125 viewsFound near the Brayford, Lincoln?achick

Dunnock125 viewsDunnock with growthsRussell Hayes

Early drake Mallard eclipse?118 viewsSeveral seen at MarstonDavid Morison

Greenshank118 viewsgpc

Jackdaw114 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

Red-throated Diver?110 viewsOn the tide line at CleethorpesRoy Harvey

Jackdaw109 viewsWith crossed beakSteve Nesbitt

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The Bird Club was formed in 1979, to encourage and further an interest in the bird life, birding and birdwatching of the historic county of Lincolnshire, to collect and publish information on bird movements and bird populations, bird taxonomy, bird status, to encourage conservation of the wildlife of the county of Lincolnshire and to provide sound information on which bird conservation policies can be based.

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