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Mallard (4)med.jpg
 Mallard203 viewsMallard Kirkby On BainRussell Hayes11111
(2 votes)
Meadow Pipit (7)med.jpg
 Meadow Pipit261 viewsMeadow Pipit Nocton FenRussell Hayes11111
(2 votes)
Curlew (1)med.jpg
 Curlew196 viewsCurlew North KillingholmeRussell Hayes00000
(3 votes)
Egyptian Goose (4)med.jpg
 Egyptian Goose527 viewsEgyptian Goose, Fillingham LakeRussell Hayes00000
(3 votes)
Wren (2)med.jpg
 Wren260 viewsWren, AisthorpeRussell Hayes00000
(4 votes)
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 Jacko very slow shutter244 viewsJack

Snipe taken at 18:50 at night at a very very sloooooooow shitter speed--artistic resultgpc00000
(3 votes)
Short Eared Owl (2)med.jpg
 Short Eared Owl601 viewsShort Eared Owl, Worlaby CarrRussell Hayes00000
(3 votes)
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 Grasshopper Warbler219 viewsGrasshopper Warbler - Gibraltar Point Russell Hayes00000
(2 votes)
Blue Tit (9)med.jpg
 "Bat" Tit212 viewsWater's EdgeRussell Hayes00000
(2 votes)
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 Shoveler181 viewsDave Bradbeer00000
(2 votes)
Shelduck (5)med.jpg
 Shelduck176 viewsShelduck North KillingholmeRussell Hayes00000
(2 votes)
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 Dean Eades199 viewsGoosanderDean Eades00000
(2 votes)
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 Black-headed Gull173 viewsBlack-headed Gull - Gibraltar PointRussell Hayes00000
(1 votes)
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 Dean Eades - Ringed plover100 viewsToft Res - 10-09-06

http://www.pbase.com/dean_eades/rootDean Eades00000
(1 votes)
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 Dean Eades - Wheatear95 viewsCov Res

http://www.pbase.com/dean_eades/rootDean Eades00000
(1 votes)
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 Redshank137 viewsRedshank - Covenham ReservoirRussell Hayes00000
(1 votes)
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 Turnstone151 viewsPresent for less than five minutesRoy Harvey00000
(1 votes)
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 juv Redshank278 viewsRedshank - Bardney PitsRussell Hayes00000
(1 votes)
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 Curlew180 viewsCurlew - North killingholmeRussell Hayes00000
(1 votes)
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 Black Tailed Godwit180 viewsBlack Tailed Godwit - North KillingholmeRussell Hayes00000
(1 votes)
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 Corn Bunting179 viewsCorn Bunting - Brtanston Island - Heat haze affecting pictureRussell Hayes00000
(1 votes)
2~92.jpg
 Dean Eades - Common tern98 viewsToft Res 30-06-06Dean Eades00000
(1 votes)
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 Little Owl200 viewsLittle Owl - Branston IslandRussell Hayes00000
(1 votes)
2~89.jpg
 Dean Eades - Swallow111 viewsGib 24-06-06Dean Eades00000
(1 votes)
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 Dean Eades - Sandwich Tern108 viewsRimac 25-06-06Dean Eades00000
(1 votes)
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