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Black-eared Kite445 viewsBlack-eared Kite, India, Feb 2002, note primary lengths, wing-shapeAlex Lees

Great Northern Diver?445 viewsGarry Wright

Buzzards.442 viewsColin Pumfrett

?441 viewsDean Eades

Greenland ?440 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

Help - Linnet or Twite ??????439 viewsCleethorpesRichard Pipe

ok guys and gals i'm stuck - spot red?437 viewstaken at fitties pools 1st Sept 2008Richard Pipe

unknown??437 viewsDonna NookRichard Pipe

Buzzard sp. What do you think?434 viewsPhotographer was trying out his when this flew over very high. John Clarkson

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

Spotted Flycatcher ?432 viewsGarry Wright

Thoughts please team.430 viewsTaken 6th May 2007 nr SaltfleetRichard Pipe

help please - im thinking Scaup????430 viewsNettletonRichard Pipe

Whoopers426 viewsJohn Clarkson

Redpoll426 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 please422 viewscling to reedsAndy Atkinson

Unidentified422 viewsThis photograph was taken this morning on the River Witham at Dry Doddington . Can anyone help me by identifing this bird.Graham Cooper

Red Kite ?421 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

ID please?421 viewsThis bird was in Mablethorpe today.
Is it an escaped Canary?Paul Dumpleton

I.D please anyone421 viewsDonna Nook on Saturday - assume juvenile!!!Richard Pipe

pipit sp420 viewsany thoughts?gpc

Dean Eades - Sandpiper Marston418 viewsDean Eades

Buff-bellied Pipit414 viewsNOTE THIS IS NOT THE LINCS BIRD BUT ONE TAKEN IN CALIFORNIA IN LATE NOVEMBER FOR COMPARISONgpc

id please414 viewstaken last month in Lake District
With flock of Mallard
Cross?Richard Pipe

Central Asian Lesser Whitethroat, ( halimodendri ), showing salient feature of pale back/mantle.414 viewsPrivate garden Tetney area.Dave Bradbeer

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