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Most viewed - Common Birds in Lincolnshire
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Dean Eades - Short eared owl173 viewsWorlaby 16-11-10Dean Eades
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Peregrine173 viewsa colour ringed juvenile female sparring with a juvenile male -- no detail is visible on the code on the orange ring but it looks like a UK schemegpc
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Tawny Owl173 viewsA lady in Louth phoned me today to say she had a Tawny Owl roosting out in the open in her suburban garden. I've never seen anything like itJohn Clarkson
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Hobby173 viewsRuss Telfer
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Long Tailed Tit in flight173 viewsFar IngsRichard Pipe
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172 viewsTetney Marshes, shame the bird was against a bright sky.Dave Bradbeer
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just for you max!172 viewsthere ya go max. me and barry plus some irish mates, have laid you a new road to the black hut hope you like it. [dont tell anyone though]Byron Webb
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possible Busard172 viewsRobert Hardy
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Canon yeah !! (This one's for you Deano) Glad I moved from the dark side.172 viewsColin Smale
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Spotted Flycatcher172 viewsSpotted Flycatcher - Gibraltar PointRussell Hayes
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Thinks i cant see him...or her!172 viewsAndy Atkinson
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Grasshopper Warbler171 viewsGrasshopper Warbler - Gibraltar Point Russell Hayes
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Great Spotted Woodpecker171 viewsCentral Park, ScunthorpeS and K Spavin
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Med Gull and Mile Hopper171 viewsgpc
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Dean Eades - Bearded tit 171 viewsBarton 16-11-10Dean Eades
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Bearded Tit171 viewsBearded TitDon Davis
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Short-Eared Owl171 viewsMichael Pickwell
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'warbler' type.171 viewsThere it is Terry. Most of the other stuff is in my diary section WWW.FOTOLINCS.COMColin Smale
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Twite171 viewsJohn Clarkson
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Siskin171 viewsHad a real treat at Fillingham today with c40 of these feeding. I have never seen as many together.... Stunning..! Colin Scott
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Barn Owl chicks171 viewsOur first ever brood of 8 Alan Ball
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Jacko very slow shutter170 viewsJack

Snipe taken at 18:50 at night at a very very sloooooooow shitter speed--artistic result
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SEO170 viewsmore on http://pewit.blogspot.com/gpc
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170 viewsin the bushes back of the food barJohn Lusby
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Asio flammeus - Short-eared Owl170 viewsBen Revell
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