Yellowhammer
Emberiza citrinella
Linnaeus, 1758
Least Concern
A
British & Irish Rarity Status: Common
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Yellowhammer © Nature Guides
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Yellowhammer - Norfolk © Keith Bilverstone
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Yellowhammer - Britain © Geoff Snowball
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Yellowhammer - Warwickshire © Brian
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Yellowhammer - Derbyshire © Steve Whiteley
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Yellowhammer - Lincolnshire © Russell Hayes
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Yellowhammer - Angus & Dundee © Chris Jones
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