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Buzzard484 viewsTaken from the hide around mid-day in very poor light conditions. Is this a Common Buzzard -
it doesn't look quite like any I've seen before?Trevor Gunby

Help Please480 viewsThis photograph was taken in the Outer Hebrides. Could anyone help identify it please?. Some people think that it is a Golden Eagle, what do members think?Malcolm Johnson

gull sp479 viewsID comments?gpc

accipiter479 viewsLincs sitegpc

Falcon sp.475 viewsRecord shots of the Falcon species/cross, seen recently near Bardney Lock.Russell Hayes

Siskin??474 viewsExtremely tame and been in the same spot for 3 days.Paul Dumpleton

ID please?473 viewsSeen at Cleethorpes last week.
Is it a Wood Sandpiper?Paul Dumpleton

Any ideas?469 viewsOne for the armchair detectives.Russell Hayes

A cracking starling !465 viewsIn a Bottesford garden a few years agoRoy Harvey

Please advise ??464 viewsneed your help team - Seen at Gib point this weekRichard Pipe

'Yellow-headed' Wagtail463 viewsWhat am I?

Any comments regarding this bird would be most welcome.Nick Clayton

ID Please 461 viewsGarry Wright

Little Egret at Grainthorpe458 viewsA shot to show leg colourRoy Harvey

Lesser Whitethroat458 viewsBird showing characters of S. c. halimodendri seen by Cliff Morrison, John Walker and Ed Mackrill.Colin Jennings

Hen Pheasant Eating a vole457 viewsRuss Telfer

ID please454 viewsMick Widdowson

Hen Harrier451 viewsBen Revell

Raptor450 viewsDistant shot flying away but note the dark terminal band and white uppertail. What do you think?John Clarkson

id please..sitting on mound!449 viewsAndy Atkinson

????? - thoughts please448 viewsTaken at Waters Edge 4th Feb 2007Richard Pipe

I.D please - anyone446 viewsThis bird was seen high. It came from the Humber
across Fitties pools and carried on south.
Just wondered if different to common Buzzard
Poor photo in know.Richard Pipe

Duck seen at Trusthorpe446 viewsCan anyone help with the ID of this Duck, closest I could come up with is American WigeonRussell Hayes

Help ???445 viewsTaken at Cleethorpes Salt Marsh in Feb or March. Is it BHG or what?Richard Pipe

Black-eared Kite444 viewsBlack-eared Kite, India, Feb 2002, note primary lengths, wing-shapeAlex Lees

Bird of Prey - Humberston Area443 viewsAndrew Chick

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