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Short-eared Owl210 viewsphotographed @ Lancaster Road, Pilling

Glossy Ibis209 viewsphotographed @ Fluke Hall Lane Pilling

Lamb209 viewstaken @ Gulf Lane Cockerham

Brown Rat209 viewstaken @ a small bird feeding station @ Hagg Lane Out Rawcliffe. Someone had put water out in an old fishing bait box, I was photographing the birds when this Brown Rat arrived to have a drink.

Skylark209 viewstaken @ Fluke Hall Lane Pilling

Barn Owl208 viewsphotographed @ Lancaster Road, Pilling © Cliff Raby

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Common carder bee - Bombus pascuorum208 viewsphotographed @ Pilling Lane Ends Amenity Area

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Whooper Swan208 viewsGotcha - within the hour a young lady from the RSPCA arrived, she was absolutely brilliant. She quickly but carefully grabbed the swan & removed it from the hedgerow with the miimum of fuss, she was obviously very confident handling the bird, I wouldn't have fancied getting in range of it's beak.

Whooper Swan208 viewstaken @ Fluke Hall Lane Pilling

Whooper Swans207 viewstaken @ Fluke Hall Lane Pilling

Whooper Swan207 viewstaken @ Fluke Hall Lane Pilling

Barn Owl206 viewsphotographed @ Lancaster Road, Pilling © Cliff Raby

Glossy Ibis206 viewsphotographed @ Fluke Hall Lane Pilling

Peacock - Inachis io206 viewsphotographed @ Pilling Lane Ends Amenity Area

Red-legged Partridge206 viewstaken @ Fluke Hall Lane Pilling

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Short-eared Owl206 viewsphotographed @ Lancaster Road, Pilling

Mistle Thrush206 viewstaken @ Fluke Hall Lane Pilling

Whooper Swans206 viewstaken @ Fluke Hall Lane Pilling

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Little Egrets205 viewstaken from the embankment @ Fluke Hall Lane Pilling

Glossy Ibis205 viewsphotographed @ Fluke Hall Lane Pilling

Lambs205 viewsGulf Lane Cockerham

Hoverfly - Rhingia campestris205 viewsphotographed @ Pilling Lane Ends Amenity Area

Short-eared Owl205 viewsphotographed @ Lancaster Road, Pilling

Weasel Mustela nivalis205 viewsMy mate Dave initially told me this was a Stoat, claiming a Weasel is weasily recognised but a Stoat is stoataly different - well opinion is now divided, with another learned friend saying it's a Weasel, which I'm also leaning towards.
It's a poor/out of focus shot which doesn't help with ID, photographed @ Bradshaw Lane Pilling

Stonechat205 viewstaken @ Lancaster Road Pilling

Wall Brown - Lasiommata megera205 viewsphotographed @ Pilling Lane Ends Amenity Area

Barn Owl204 viewsphotographed @ Lancaster Road, Pilling © Cliff Raby

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Glossy Ibis204 viewsphotographed @ Fluke Hall Lane Pilling

Mute Swans204 viewstaken @ Pilling Lane Ends amenity area

Red-legged Partridge204 viewstaken @ Fluke Hall Lane Pilling

Pink Footed Geese204 viewstaking to the sky en masse after being spooked, photographed @ Fluke Hall Lane Pilling

Shelduck204 viewstaken @ Fluke Hall Lane Pilling

Short-eared Owl204 viewsphotographed @ Lancaster Road, Pilling

Short-eared Owl204 viewsphotographed @ Bradshaw Lane, Pilling

Whooper Swans204 viewstaken @ Fluke Hall Lane Pilling

Barn Owl203 viewsphotographed @ Lancaster Road, Pilling © Cliff Raby

Barn Owl - Tyto alba203 viewsphotographed nr Scronkey

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Glossy Ibis203 viewsphotographed @ Fluke Hall Lane Pilling

203 views

Shelduck203 viewstaken @ Fluke Hall Lane Pilling

Skylark203 viewstaken @ Fluke Hall Lane Pilling

Mistle Thrush203 viewstaken @ Fluke Hall Lane Pilling

Whooper Swans203 viewstaken @ Fluke Hall Lane Pilling

Whooper Swan203 viewsWhilst driving down Fluke Hall Lane, Pilling, I turned a corner to see this Whooper Swan running towards me with a tractor right behind it, when the swan saw me coming it veered off the road into the hedgerow & became entancled in the branches there. After watching it for a while it became apparent it was stuck, so I phoned the RSPCA, who agreed to send someone out & asked me to wait with the swan until they arrived.