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Home > Birders and Birding in Lincolnshire Most viewed - Birders and Birding in Lincolnshire Two Seat Spitfire471 viewsFlying (just !) over Nocton Fen. Yes he was that low ! Yes that was about all I could fit in my lens !Russ Telfer John Paddon470 views1924 - 2014 RIPTrevor Gunby Far Ings459 viewsMerry Christmas Everyone.Don Davis now where did I put that camera body?440 viewsgpc Kevin Shone438 viewsKevin Shone - Kirkby on BainRussell Hayes Mark. Lens man & Birder at work 435 viewsRimac Dean Eades Sad sights at Gibraltar Point.433 viewsPaul Neale Three species of Tern found at St Wulfram's Church - August 2011431 viewsThree species of Tern found at St Wulfram's Church - August 2011Andrew Chick HIDE IDEAS431 viewsHere's a natty idea from S America. Will hide hand movements on shyer birds, maybe even drop a hint at those who think waving their arms through the slit when describing something is perhaps not such a good idea!! What we can do about loud voices is another challenge!Colin Smale Dean Eades - Spurn421 viewsFootpath to Spurn from Donna nook Dean Eades Moon - 18/01/11 - 15.50pm419 viewsWas just about to go into a 4pm meeting at a factory in Holbeach St Marks and when looking towwards the wash I saw a large rising moon with many birds flying across it. Am not sure of birds in the photo, gull of some sort I am assuming.Steve Nesbitt Grainthorpe seabank works414 viewsmore seabank scrub consigned to historyIan Shepherd HIDDEN HIDES410 viewsSubject in Linc's bird chat. Taken last year. This hide is even worse this year! How many more are there like this?Colin Smale Mark408 viewsNick Clayton Toft Res - Enviroment Agency407 viewsMore waste of time & money from the Enviroment Agency 3 Bushes removed because the Agency stated that these would damage the Reservoir bank ! 2 Men 2 days, 4 to look at the job in 2 4x4 trucks with a folder full of photos of the 3 Bushes to come down ... How can 3 Hawthorn bushes damage the Reservoir banks which are concrete ? & about 10m from the bank ... Dean Eades Bittern407 viewsBittern - Helpringham FenRussell Hayes Scoter trip April 2011397 viewsAll that was missing was the Jolly RogerChris Grimshaw Even bigger bird today!395 viewsThe three Avro sistersAlan Ball Spring !393 viewsuniomystic Early morning at Worlaby393 viewsRichard Pipe Mere Hide393 viewsNige Lound Truck stuck Saltfleet haven391 viewsTruck stuck down to towbar - also we were informed that 2 quad bikes were also stuck , it made up for the lack of birds Dean Eades Alkborough Wildfowlers390 views.........Seems like the wildfowlers at Alkborough can roam the sight at will, gaining access to areas that walkers and birdwatchers have no access to. Total disregard to the 'No Entry' sign on the gate, it obviously does not apply to them. Perhaps birders should follow the same rules and walk everywhere and anywhere ? Dean Eades Alex Parker388 viewsAt Whisby for the Spotted SandpiperChris Grimshaw NANOOK388 viewsI was looking for Nanook of the North...Colin Smale 578 files on 24 page(s) 1 - 5 6 7 - 24 Powered by Coppermine Photo Gallery

The Bird Club was formed in 1979, to encourage and further an interest in the bird life, birding and birdwatching of the historic county of Lincolnshire, to collect and publish information on bird movements and bird populations, bird taxonomy, bird status, to encourage conservation of the wildlife of the county of Lincolnshire and to provide sound information on which bird conservation policies can be based.

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