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Cape Shelduck349 viewsEscape male Cape Shelduck with Mute Swans, approx 2 miles north of Brant Broughton, feeding in winter wheat.achick

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Only ever seen this bird once 21/12/2009. It was ony sparrow sizeDave Andrew

gulls348 viewsPaul Sullivan

RTA Bittern on the A1175, Deepings by-pass today 22nd Oct 2012 348 viewsAndrew Chick

?347 viewsDean Eades

Bird of Prey - Humberston Area346 viewsPhoto by Vic Jay. Photoshopped and colour adjusted by APC.Andrew Chick

Siskin?345 viewsTook this today at Kirkby on Bain GP reserve. I think its a Siskin, however there was no yellow anywhere on any bird within a flock of 8 I saw.John Harry

Buzzard345 viewsGarry Wright

Mick Widdowson/ Discussion Birds345 viewsMick Widdowson

how many gull species?343 viewsgpc

3342 viewsIdentify pleaseRichard Pipe

'Grey' Heron342 viewsRoy Harvey

Ex Red breasted Merganser, Cleethorpes342 viewsFreshly dead, head missing and body cavity neatly opened, found just above high water mark in the dunes, not messy enough to be the work of Reynard, doubtful it would catch one anyway, all i can come up with is Peregrine, could even a big female take out a large sawbill??Dave Bradbeer

Black-eared Wheatear??342 viewsSkeg Beach for 5 mins. 200912Nige Lound

ID-please341 viewsGarry Wright

Dean Eades - Sandpiper Marston340 viewsDean Eades

light blue heade wagtail339 viewsPaul Sullivan

passerine339 viewsany ideasgpc

Black-eared Wheatear??339 viewsSkegness beach for 5 mins. 200912Nige Lound

plover337 viewsPaul Sullivan

See through an office window?337 viewsCan anyone please ID this bird see at Prince William of Gloucester Barracks. ThanksBob Wacey

Furruginous type hybrid334 viewsgpc

Reed Bunting ?333 viewsDean Eades

Juvenile Dunnock or Twite?332 viewsDavid Morison

Comments welcome on ID331 viewsHad it as a Yellow-browed on site but it doesn't quite look right.Russell Hayes

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