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Dean Eades - Sandpiper Marston425 viewsDean Eades

Central Asian Lesser Whitethroat, ( halimodendri ), showing salient feature of pale back/mantle.424 viewsPrivate garden Tetney area.Dave Bradbeer

Twite or Linnet please??422 viewsCleethorpes Richard Pipe

Found by Andy Simms421 viewsSwinderby Aerodrome - Anyone any ideas about who this belongs to ?Dean Eades

Dodgey Duck420 viewsIn this picture the eyestripe is clearAnthony Bentley

Unknown - ID please ???418 viewsFitties PoolRichard Pipe

wader418 viewsgpc

Black Kite - Steve Botham417 viewsachick

Skua sp416 viewsTaken on Mystere Pelagic. Not sure what this is, is it a Pom or Long Tailed?Joe Pell

Northern Goshawk Accipiter gentilis atricapillus415 viewsSeal Island, Nova Scotia, October 02Alex Lees

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

Unknown413 viewsThis diving duck was at Humberston fitties on Thursday 12th Feb 2009.
ID please ?Richard Pipe

? Pipit413 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

the noble art of incarceration 413 viewsWinterton show -- falconry tent! -- should this actually be legal?gpc

????412 viewseasy quiz birdgpc

Unidentified goose.412 viewsAmong a group of 300 Barnacle geese.Colin Pumfrett

Golden Plovers411 viewscomposite image, left 2 show an abberrant Golden Plover right, a typical AGP in the same flockAlex Lees

Sparrowhawk410 viewsFound this bird today at work, it had somehow got caught up on some barbed wire and had probably struggled to free itself.Russell Hayes

I D Please409 viewsjust looking at photos from 3rd Oct at Donna NookRichard Pipe

Buzzard406 viewsThought Common but would like your thoughts.Russell Hayes

Dean Eades - Marsh Harrier - Unusal markings ?405 viewsDean Eades

Long-tailed Duck405 viewsLong-tailed Duck - Same bird?Russell Hayes

Chaffinch405 viewsgpc

1404 viewsIdentify pleaseRichard Pipe

Lesser Redpoll?402 viewsConfused other these? Gizz initially said Siskins, however no yellow anywhere, but no red for Lesser redpolls either? Any ID help would be welcome.John Harry

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