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Short-eared Owl171 viewsphotographed @ Lancaster Road, Pilling

Whooper Swans171 viewstaken @ Fluke Hall Lane Pilling

Barn Owl170 viewsphotographed @ Lancaster Road, Pilling © Cliff Raby

Mistle Thrush170 viewstaken @ Fluke Hall Lane Pilling

Whooper Swan170 viewstaken @ Fluke Hall Lane Pilling

Barn Owl169 viewsphotographed @ Lancaster Road, Pilling © Cliff Raby

Snow Bunting169 viewstaken @ Fluke Hall Lane Pilling

Grey Partridge169 viewsA typical view of these skittish birds running for cover, taken @ Bradshaw Lane feeding station nr Pilling

Glossy Ibis169 viewsphotographed @ Fluke Hall Lane Pilling

Hoverfly - Rhingia campestris169 viewsphotographed @ Pilling Lane Ends Amenity Area

Shelduck169 viewstaken @ Fluke Hall Lane Pilling

Short-eared Owl169 viewsphotographed @ Bradshaw Lane, Pilling

Barn Owl - Tyto alba168 viewsphotographed @ Lancaster Road, Pilling

Fieldfare168 viewstaken @ Fluke Hall Lane Pilling

Grey Herons168 viewsthis field @ Eagland Hill nr Pilling seemed to contain plenty of food to grab these Herons attention, two of the many Herons in the field as i drove by.

Kestrel168 views

Peacock - Inachis io168 viewsphotographed @ Pilling Lane Ends Amenity Area

Stonechat168 viewstaken @ Lancaster Road Pilling

Barn Owl - Tyto alba167 viewsphotographed @ Lancaster Road, Pilling

Brown Hare167 viewsphotographed @ Cockersands nr Pilling

Fieldfare167 viewstaken @ Lancaster Road Pilling

Mute Swans167 viewstaken @ Pilling Lane Ends amenity area

Red-legged Partridge167 viewstaken @ Fluke Hall Lane Pilling

Pink Footed Geese167 viewsphotographed @ Fluke Hall Lane Pilling

Meadow Pipit167 viewstaken @ Backsands Lane Pilling

Whooper Swans167 viewstaken @ Fluke Hall Lane Pilling

Barn Owl - Tyto alba166 viewsphotographed @ Lancaster Road, Pilling

Barn Owl166 viewsphotographed @ Lancaster Road, Pilling © Cliff Raby

Brown Hare166 viewsphotographed @ Cockersands nr Pilling

Common Buzzard - Buteo buteo166 viewsphotographed from Union Lane, Pilling

Coot166 viewsphotographed @ Pilling Lane Ends amenity area

Fieldfare166 viewsa crappy record shot taken at Stalmine

Fieldfare166 viewstaken @ Lancaster Road Pilling

Pink Footed Geese Anser brachyrhynchus Fluke Hall Lane Pilling166 viewsa trio in flight that includes a ringed bird, photographed @ Fluke Hall Lane Pilling

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Hoverfly - Leucozona lucorum166 viewsphotographed @ Pilling Lane Ends Amenity Area

German Wasp - Vespula germanica166 viewsphotographed @ Pilling Lane Ends Amenity Area

Whooper Swans Cygnus cygnus Fluke Hall Lane Pilling166 viewstaken @ Fluke Hall Lane Pilling

Whooper Swan166 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.

Whooper Swans166 viewstaken @ Fluke Hall Lane Pilling

Yellowhammer166 viewstaken @ Bradshaw Lane Pilling

Barn Owl165 viewsphotographed @ Lancaster Road, Pilling © Cliff Raby

Reed Bunting165 viewstaken @ Bradshaw Lane Pilling

Green Dock Beetle - Gastrophysa viridula165 viewsphotographed @ Pilling Lane Ends Amenity Area

Grey Partridg165 viewstaken @ Gulf Lane nr Pilling

Short-eared Owl165 viewsphotographed @ Lancaster Road, Pilling

Whooper Swan165 viewstaken @ Fluke Hall Lane Pilling

Barn Owl164 viewsphotographed @ Lancaster Road, Pilling © Cliff Raby

Common Buzzard - Buteo buteo164 viewsphotographed nr Scronkey

Kestrel164 views

Pink Footed Geese164 viewsphotographed @ Fluke Hall Lane Pilling

Pink Footed Goose164 viewsphotographed @ Fluke Hall Lane Pilling

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Red-legged Partridge164 viewstaken @ Fluke Hall Lane Pilling

Short-eared Owl164 viewsphotographed @ Lancaster Road, Pilling

Whooper Swan164 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.