Pictures of Birtley

in the county of Tyne & Wear

Photograph of Male Bullfinch at Birtley.

Male Bullfinch at Birtley. by Roy Jackson ©

Photograph of A4 60009 enters Birtley on the East Coast Line.

A4 60009 enters Birtley on the East Coast Line. by Roy Jackson ©

Photograph of A4. 60009, Union Of South Africa.

A4. 60009, Union Of South Africa. by Roy Jackson ©

A4, 60009, Union of South Africa. by Roy Jackson ©

Photograph of A4 Union of South Africa. Approaches Birtley on the East Coast Main Line.

A4 Union of South Africa. Approaches Birtley on the East Coast Main Line. by Roy Jackson ©

Photograph of Female Chaffinch at Birtley.

Female Chaffinch at Birtley. by Roy Jackson ©

A4. 60009, Union Of South Africa. by Roy Jackson ©

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