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Unknown juv gull - thoughts please team?349 viewsBoating Lake CleethorpesRichard Pipe

Greater Rhea349 viewsWhere did they come from and how did they get there?Colin Jennings

juvenile gull349 viewsgpc

Harrier?348 viewsThoughts please on this bird, as per forum postMick West

Steppe Grey Shrike348 viewsIs it the Uropygial gland (Preen gland) the shrike is flashing?Nick Clayton

Whimbrel or Curlew??348 viewsTetney Marshes
Didn't hear callRichard Pipe

ID needed347 viewsa variant on the usual chicken in a basket---it has been a long birdless period!gpc

Warbler sp.347 viewsWhile trying to photograph the Yellow-browed Warbler at Gib today I caught this flitting through the trees, I first assumed it was the Yellow-browed but now viewed on the computer it is a different bird.
Any thoughts?Russell Hayes

Dean Eades - Sandpiper ? Marston346 viewsDean Eades

5342 viewsidentify pleaseRichard Pipe

Friend of B.N.Grebe342 viewsB.N.Grebe seemed to be quite attached to this bird following quite alot.Don Davis

Black Kite and Buzzard341 viewsgpc

Water Pipit340 viewsno-one making any guesses on the previous photogpc

Unidentified340 viewsThis Goose was on the hide pit this morning - comments welcome.Trevor Gunby

just question about feathers..are some missing?338 viewsAndy Atkinson

Hybrid Goose337 viewsThis bird was seen on Riverslea pit this morning and "Birdguides" suggest it is a hybrid
probably a Ross's x Barnacle. Any comments would be welcome.Trevor Gunby

gulls336 viewsPaul Sullivan

Unknown gull336 viewsSorry for the poor quality taken at 7:30 at ISO 6400. I think this one is a 3rd Winter GBBG? Once again sorry for the quality.Anthony Bentley

id anyone..i must buy a book!335 viewsAndy Atkinson

Harrier334 viewsVery long distance shot of a Hen Harrier taken at dusk at Nocton a few days ago, I can't remember ever seeing a male Hen with black strip down wing ?? Had a look in BWP and cannot see that it is mentioned. Is this usual ??Russ Telfer

4333 viewsIdentify pleaseRichard Pipe

Escaped Hawk - Cleethorpes333 viewsNot an April foolRichard Pipe

Buteo331 viewsExample of a pale Buteotrevormlee

'Grey' Heron330 viewsRoy Harvey

Unidentified Duck330 viewsCan anyone suggest the parentage of this bird. It is approx. 2/3 the size of
the pair of Mallards with which it has been associating.Trevor Gunby

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