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In 1923, Queen's Park were looking for an alternative venue for their other teams. The club purchased a farm to the west of Hampden Park and built a pitch and stands. When it opened in 1924, Lesser Hampden had a capacity of 12,000. To save money, the original farmhouse was retained and was converted into a pavilion and dressing room. This farmhouse, which dates back to the 19th century is believed by football historians to be the oldest football building in the world.

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Lesser_YellowLegs by arul nandhi balasubramania

Lesser Yellow legs through fall migration

Lesser whitethroat 1744 by m.c.g.owen

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Lesser Adjutant by Fong Lin Teng

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The lesser adjutant aka Burung Botak (meaning bald head bird) grows to a height of around 110 cm. Usually found in coastal wetlands and sometimes paddy fields. Photo taken in Parit Jawa, Muar, Johor.

This one is waiting to peck at fish / intestine thrown in earlier by a bird lover.

Lesser Scaup by Jack Bowling

Differentiating between Greater and Lesser Scaups is not easy, especially for females such as this one. The general rule in the boreal winter is that the Greater Scaup prefers saltwater and the Lesser fresh, but truth be told, the Lesser Scaup could be found on either fresh or salt. The Greater Scaup would have a broader head at this angle of view with a larger "nail", the black area on the front of the bill. When you are this close, the colour of the iris is a big help - amber in Lesser and bright yellow in Greater. The best way to tell them apart is to see them flying since the Greater Scaup has much more white in the wing. Hunters call these ducks "Bluebills" for obvious reasons. Dec 29, 2010.

Lesser Whistling Ducks by Pradeepkumar Devadoss

Lesser Whistling Ducks

Lesser Yellowlegs by Kelly Preheim

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Lake Andes National Wildlife Refuge

South Dakota

Lesser Yellowlegs by iceberg_ca (Gerry)

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Lesser Yellowlegs

Lesser Shortwing by Bitty Chong

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Brachypteryx leucophris

Adult male

Lesser Flamingos by Sergey Yeliseev

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Lesser Flamingo - Phoenicopterus minor - Малый фламинго

Kenya, Nakuru lake, 07/22/2010

Lesser Striped Swallow by William Young

Lesser Striped Swallows are easy to identify because of the rufous head and striped underparts. This one was at the Bigodi Wetlands.

Lesser Scaup by Jim Mullhaupt

Lesser Scaup males on a Bradenton Florida pond.

March 2015

LESSER FLAMINGO CHICK by Roger Winser

Rare Lesser Flamingo chick being reared with larger Caribbean Flamingo chicks by a Caribbean Flamingo at the WWT National Wetlands Centre Wales, Llanelli, Wales, UK.

Only the second Lesser Flamingo chick to be born in captivity in the UK.

Lesser Goldfinch by Larry Selman

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Lesser Goldfinch - S. Weller Ln - Near Bisbee, Cochese County, AZ

Lesser Yellowlegs by K Schneider

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Lesser Yellowlegs (Tringa flavipes), Heron's Head Park, San Francisco, California - 6 September 2012. First spotted here by Dominik Mosur on 4 September. Linked to eBird checklist: ebird.org/ebird/view/checklist?subID=S11532582

Lesser Adjutant stork in Flight by Saket Verma