Photography
Browse through this gallery of beautiful photographs taken by talented members of the wider Bedfordshire Birding Community and submitted via Flickr.
When photographing birds, please remember to follow the
RPS Code of Practice.
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Raven (Corvus corax)
SnappyMac
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Crossbill, Warden Warren, 6th April 2026
Steve Blain
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Crossbill, Warden Warren, 6th April 2026
Steve Blain
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Crossbill, Warden Warren, 6th April 2026
Steve Blain
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Crossbill, Warden Warren, 6th April 2026
Steve Blain
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Crossbill, Warden Warren, 6th April 2026
Steve Blain
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Crossbill, Warden Warren, 6th April 2026
Steve Blain
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Crossbill, Warden Warren, 6th April 2026
Steve Blain
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Mistle Thrush (Turdus viscivorus)
SnappyMac
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Jay (Garrulus glandarius)
SnappyMac
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Sparrowhawk (Accipiter nisus)
SnappyMac
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Crossbill drinking
ijcole1962
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Red Kite in Pine
ijcole1962
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Beautiful Male Crossbill
ijcole1962
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A tuneful Dunnock
ijcole1962
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_Z8A9329 copy
seandarcy2
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Crossbill, The Lodge RSPB, 24th March 2026
Steve Blain
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Mistle Thrush, Sheerhatch Wood, 28th March 2026
Steve Blain
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Wheatear, Wood Lane, Willington, 28th March 2026
Steve Blain
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Linnet – Cockayne Hatley
macg33zr
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Kestrel, GLE, Broom GP, 22nd March 2026
Steve Blain
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Crossbill nest, Beds, 21st March 2026
Steve Blain
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Crossbill nest, Beds, 21st March 2026
Steve Blain
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Crossbill nest, Beds, 21st March 2026
Steve Blain
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Firecrest, Beds, 21st March 2026
Steve Blain
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Firecrest, Beds, 21st March 2026
Steve Blain
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Firecrest, Beds, 21st March 2026
Steve Blain
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Treecreeper, Stanford, 21st March 2026
Steve Blain
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Treecreeper, Stanford, 21st March 2026
Steve Blain
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Treecreeper_Stanford_2026-03-21_143418_P3210227
Steve Blain
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Female Crossbill
rob.gil
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Male Crossbill
rob.gil
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Goldfinch – Broom East NR
macg33zr
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Marsh Harrier
paulf_nikon
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Tufted Ducks – Broom East NR
macg33zr
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Dunnock, GLE, Broom GP, 8th March 2026
Steve Blain
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Skylark, GLE, Broom GP, 10th March 2026
Steve Blain
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3T5A8049
Lisa HMD
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Magpie (Pica pica)
SnappyMac
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Greenfinch (Chloris chloris)
SnappyMac
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