Set by myself (Ade) on the 18th May 2008 and 14 hours were spent on the reserve to achieve it!
1 Mute Swan. 2 Little Grebe. 3 Coot. 4 Moorhen. 5 Water Rail. 6 Sedge Warbler. 7 Reed Warbler. 8 Willow Warbler. 9 Chiffchaff. 10 Garden Warbler. 11 Blackcap. 12 Whitethroat. 13 Jackdaw. 14 Rook. 15 Carrion Crow. 16 Jay. 17 Magpie. 18 Hobby. 19 Buzzard. 20 Kestrel. 21 Sparrowhawk. 22 Lesser BB Gull. 23 Black-Headed Gull. 24 Reed Bunting. 25 Corn Bunting. 26 Chaffinch. 27 Collared Dove. 28 Green Finch. 29 Linnet. 30 Stock Dove. 31 Wood Pigeon. 32 Turtle Dove. 33 Blue Tit. 34 Great Tit. 35 Long-Tailed Tit. 36 Goldcrest. 37 Mallard. 38 Gadwall. 39 Song Thrush. 40 Mistle Thrush. 41 Blackbird. 42 Fieldfare. 43 Greylag. 44 Skylark. 45 Meadow Pipit. 46 Swift. 47 Swallow. 48 House Martin. 49 Cuckoo. 50 Kingfisher. 51 Green Woodpecker. 52 Great-Spotted Woodpecker. 53 Yellowhammer. 54 Robin. 55 Dunnock. 56 Wren. 57 Grey Partridge. 58 Pheasant. 59 Lapwing. 60 Yellow-Legged Gull. 61 Great BB Gull. 62 Lesser Whitethroat. 63 Starling. 64 Goldfinch. 65 Pied Wagtail. 66 House Sparrow. 67 Treecreeper. 68 Red-Legged Partridge. 69 Bullfinch.70 Canada Goose. 71 Barnacle Goose. 72 Barn Owl. 73 Tawny Owl. 74 Long-Eared Owl.
The Barnacle Goose was the first I had seen at the reserve and of course feral(cat.C).The Fieldfare is still the latest I have ever seen.
Cooper and Scott 