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Black-eared Kites409 viewsBlack-eared Kites, India, Feb 2002Alex Lees

????? - thoughts please409 viewsTaken at Waters Edge 4th Feb 2007Richard Pipe

Duck seen at Trusthorpe409 viewsCan anyone help with the ID of this Duck, closest I could come up with is American WigeonRussell Hayes

I.D please - anyone408 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

id please..sitting on mound!408 viewsAndy Atkinson

Help - Linnet or Twite ??????406 viewsCleethorpesRichard Pipe

?404 viewsDean Eades

Buzzard sp. What do you think?404 viewsPhotographer was trying out his when this flew over very high. John Clarkson

help please - im thinking Scaup????398 viewsNettletonRichard Pipe

Red Kite ?398 viewsTook this photo in the Outer Hebrides and have always thought it to be a Red Kite (i.e; forked Tail and Colour.) However it has now been suggested to me that it is a Buzzard. Any Comments ?Malcolm Johnson

Greenland ?398 viewsI'm no good with races of birds expecially wheaters could anyone inform me what race this is? I was thinking juv Northern? Anthony Bentley

Thoughts please team.397 viewsTaken 6th May 2007 nr SaltfleetRichard Pipe

396 viewscan any one tell me what this bird is thanksStephen Godson

Whoopers396 viewsJohn Clarkson

Unknown - ID please ???386 viewsFitties PoolRichard Pipe

Spotted Flycatcher ?385 viewsGarry Wright

Central Asian Lesser Whitethroat, ( halimodendri ), showing salient feature of pale back/mantle.385 viewsPrivate garden Tetney area.Dave Bradbeer

Dean Eades - Sandpiper Marston384 viewsDean Eades

Redpoll384 viewsCommon (Mealy) or Lesser - only 1 like this in with the 10 to 18 Lesser Redpolls I am currently seeing in my garden on a daily basis. Which do folks think it is please?Steve Nesbitt

identification please382 viewscling to reedsAndy Atkinson

Unknown381 viewsThis diving duck was at Humberston fitties on Thursday 12th Feb 2009.
ID please ?Richard Pipe

? Pipit381 viewsI thought this was a Meadow pipit but the belly and flanks seem more heavily streaked. Much cropped. There were at least two on the new island at Marston. Experts comments pleaseDavid Morison

Unidentified381 viewsThis photograph was taken this morning on the River Witham at Dry Doddington . Can anyone help me by identifing this bird.Graham Cooper

Golden Plovers377 viewscomposite image, left 2 show an abberrant Golden Plover right, a typical AGP in the same flockAlex Lees

wader377 viewsgpc

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