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1 January, 2018:

  1. Great Tit
  2. Blue Tit
  3. Goldfinch
  4. Chaffinch
  5. Bullfinch
  6. Blackbird
  7. Jackdaw
  8. Crow
  9. Magpie
  10. Dunnock
  11. Woodpigeon
  12. Pheasant
  13. Buzzard
  14. Common Gull
  15. Coot
  16. Moorhen
  17. Mallard
  18. Call Duck

7 January, 2018

  1. Thrush
  2. Siskin
  3. Cormorant
  4. Snipe
  5. Canada Goose
  6. Robin
  7. Teal
  8. Lapwing

13 January, 2018

  1. Pied Wagtail
  2. Pigeon/Rock Dove
  3. Black-headed Gull

20 January, 2018

  1. Helmeted Guineafowl

28 January, 2018

  1. House Sparrow

Martin Mere

  1. Whooper Swan
  2. White Fronted Goose
  3. Pochard
  4. Pintail Duck
  5. Wigeon
  6. Goldeneye
  7. Cape Teal
  8. Eider
  9. Hawaiian or Red Breasted Goose
  10. Ruddy Shelduck
  11. Red Crested Pochard
  12. Patagonian Crested Duck
  13. Bar headed Goose
  14. Red Shoveler
  15. Cape Barren Goose
  16. African Spoonbill
  17. White Faced Whistling Duck
  18. African Comb Duck
  19. Mandarin Duck
  20. Northern Shoveler
  21. Chinese Spot-billed Duck
  22. Falcated Duck
  23. Swan Goose
  24. White Stork
  25. Chilean Flamingo
  26. Muscovy Duck
  27. Greater White-cheeked Pintail
  28. Chiloe Widgeon
  29. Rosybill
  30. Coscoroba Swan
  31. Ringed Teal
  32. South African Shelduck
  33. White headed Goose
  34. Black necked Goose
  35. Fulvous Whistling Duck
  36. South African Yellow-billed Duck
  37. Andean Goose
  38. Hooded Merganser

26 February, 2018

  1. Tufted Duck
  2. Gadwall
  3. Black Tailed Godwit
  4. Shoveler

4 March, 2018

  1. Marsh Harrier
  2. Grey Heron
  3. Cattle Egret
  4. Little Egret
  5. Short-eared Owl

16 March, 2018

  1. Common Starling

7 April, 2018

  1. Lesser Black Backed Gull
  2. Kingfisher
  3. Oystercatcher
  4. Great Crested Grebe
  5. Turnstone
  6. Avocet
  7. Mediterranean Gull
  8. Redshank

6 May 2018

  1. Swallow
  2. Wren
  3. Greenfinch

20 May 2018

  1. Mute Swan
  2. Red-breasted Merganser
  3. Little Grebe

10 June, 2018

  1. Reed Warbler

17 June 2018

  1. Jay
  2. Nuthatch

28 June 2018

  1. Collared Dove

14 July 2018 - Cheshire Falconry

  1. White-Tailed Sea-Eagle
  2. Harris Hawk
  3. European Eagle Owl
  4. Barn Owl
  5. Gyr x Saker Falcon

28 August 2018

  1. Spoonbill
  2. Greater Spotted Woodpecker
  3. Shelduck
  4. Greylag Goose

9 September 2018

  1. Black Copper Marans Chicken


Rough-legged Buzzard (or pale coloured Common Buzzard)

16 September 2018

  1. Green Sandpiper
  2. Common Sandpiper
  3. Curlew Sandpiper

23 September 2018

  1. Ruff
  2. Black Swan
  3. Dunlin

30 September 2018

  1. Pink Footed Goose

6 October 2018

  1. Herring Gull

13 October 2018

  1. Water Rail

28 October 2018

  1. Curlew
  2. Greater Black Backed Gull
  3. Grey Plover
  4. Sanderling

3 November 2018

  1. Stonechat
  2. Great White Egret

26 November 2018

  1. Redwing

27 December 2018 - Chester Zoo

  1. European Black Vulture
  2. Northern Bald Ibis
  3. Azure Winged Magpie
  4. Sumatran Laughingthrush
  5. Violet Turaco
  6. Nicobar Pigeon
  7. Java Sparrow
  8. Grey Capped Emerald Dove
  9. White Naped Pheasant Pigeon
  10. Red Billed Leiothrix (Pekin Robin)
  11. Madagascar Red Fody
  12. Crested Partridge
  13. Red Whiskered Bulbul
  14. Golden Breasted Starling
  15. Victoria Crowned Pigeon
  16. Glossy Starling
  17. Mindanao Bleeding Heart Dove
  18. Great Hornbill
  19. Javan Rhinoceros Hornbill
  20. White Crested Turaco
  21. Congo Peafowl
  22. Blue Naped Mousebird
  23. Yellow Faced Myna
  24. Luzon Bleeding Heart Dove
  25. White Rumped Shama
  26. Cinnamon Ground Dove
  27. Green Aracari
  28. Socorro Dove
  29. Collared Trogon
  30. White Winged Duck
  31. Visayan Hornbill
  32. Sunda Wrinkled Hornbill
  33. Pink Pigeon
  34. Sunbittern
  35. Mountain Peacock Pheasant
  36. Himalayan Monal
  37. Red Tailed Laughingthrush
  38. Blue Crowned Laughingthrush
  39. Vietnamese Pheasant
  40. Asian Fairy Bluebird
  41. Caribbean Flamingo
  42. Humboldt Penguin
  43. Black Crowned Crane
  44. White Headed Duck

28 December 2018 - Chester Zoo

  1. Wattled Crane
  2. Grey Crowned Crane
  3. Hottentot Teal
  4. Hamerkop
  5. Red Billed Hornbill
  6. Superb Starling
  7. Red Winged Starling
  8. Purple Starling
  9. Village Weaver
  10. Snowy Crowned Robin Chat
  11. Lilac Breasted Roller
  12. Eastern Crested Guineafowl
  13. White Backed Duck
  14. Black Stork
  15. Comb Duck
  16. Cassowary
  17. Bali Starling
  18. Chestnut Backed Thrush
  19. Fire Tufted Barbet
  20. Silver Eared Mesia
  21. Bronze Tailed Peacock Pheasant
  22. Salvadori's Pheasant

Seen but not yet photographed:

  1. Peregrine Falcon
  2. Long-tailed Tit
  3. Reed Bunting
  4. Merlin
  5. Bar Tailed Godwit
  6. House Martin
  7. Yellow Wagtail
  8. Sparrowhawk
  9. Spotted Crake
  10. Partridge
  11. Kestrel
  12. Hen Harrier

Heard but not seen

  • Chiffchaff
  • Cetti's Warbler
  • Tawny Owl

Complete List

    Wild
  1. Great Tit
  2. Blue Tit
  3. Goldfinch
  4. Chaffinch
  5. Bullfinch
  6. Blackbird
  7. Jackdaw
  8. Crow
  9. Magpie
  10. Dunnock
  11. Woodpigeon
  12. Pheasant
  13. Buzzard
  14. Common Gull
  15. Coot
  16. Moorhen
  17. Mallard
  18. Call Duck
  19. Thrush
  20. Siskin
  21. Cormorant
  22. Snipe
  23. Canada Goose
  24. Robin
  25. Teal
  26. Lapwing
  27. Pied Wagtail
  28. Pigeon/Stock Dove
  29. Black-headed Gull
  30. House Sparrow
  31. Tufted Duck
  32. Gadwall
  33. Black Tailed Godwit
  34. Shoveler
  35. Marsh Harrier
  36. Grey Heron
  37. Cattle Egret
  38. Little Egret
  39. Short-eared Owl
  40. Common Starling
  41. Lesser Black Backed Gull
  42. Kingfisher
  43. Oystercatcher
  44. Great Crested Grebe
  45. Turnstone
  46. Avocet
  47. Mediterranean Gull
  48. Redshank
  49. Swallow
  50. Wren
  51. Greenfinch
  52. Mute Swan
  53. Red-breasted Merganser
  54. Little Grebe
  55. Reed Warbler
  56. Jay
  57. Nuthatch
  58. Collared Dove
  59. Spoonbill
  60. Greater Spotted Woodpecker
  61. Shelduck
  62. Greylag Goose
  63. Green Sandpiper
  64. Common Sandpiper
  65. Curlew Sandpiper
  66. Ruff
  67. Black Swan
  68. Dunlin
  69. Pink Footed Goose
  70. Herring Gull
  71. Water Rail
  72. Curlew
  73. Greater Black Backed Gull
  74. Grey Plover
  75. Sanderling
  76. Stonechat
  77. Great White Egret
  78. Redwing


    79. Owned
  79. Helmeted Guineafowl
  80. Whooper Swan
  81. White Fronted Goose
  82. Pochard
  83. Pintail Duck
  84. Wigeon
  85. Goldeneye
  86. Cape Teal
  87. Eider
  88. Hawaiian or Red Breasted Goose
  89. Ruddy Shelduck
  90. Red Crested Pochard
  91. Patagonian Crested Duck
  92. Bar headed Goose
  93. Red Shoveler
  94. Cape Barren Goose
  95. African Spoonbill
  96. White Faced Whistling Duck
  97. African Comb Duck
  98. Mandarin Duck
  99. Northern Shoveler
  100. Chinese Spot-billed Duck
  101. Falcated Duck
  102. Swan Goose
  103. White Stork
  104. Chilean Flamingo
  105. Muscovy Duck
  106. Greater White-cheeked Pintail
  107. Chiloe Widgeon
  108. Rosybill
  109. Coscoroba Swan
  110. Ringed Teal
  111. South African Shelduck
  112. White headed Goose
  113. Black necked Goose
  114. Fulvous Whistling Duck
  115. South African Yellow-billed Duck
  116. Andean Goose
  117. Hooded Merganser
  118. White-Tailed Sea-Eagle
  119. Harris Hawk
  120. European Eagle Owl
  121. Barn Owl
  122. Gyr x Saker Falcon
  123. Black Copper Marans Chicken
  124. European Black Vulture
  125. Northern Bald Ibis
  126. Azure Winged Magpie
  127. Sumatran Laughingthrush
  128. Violet Turaco
  129. Nicobar Pigeon
  130. Java Sparrow
  131. Grey Capped Emerald Dove
  132. White Naped Pheasant Pigeon
  133. Red Billed Leiothrix (Pekin Robin)
  134. Madagascar Red Fody
  135. Crested Partridge
  136. Red Whiskered Bulbul
  137. Golden Breasted Starling
  138. Victoria Crowned Pigeon
  139. Glossy Starling
  140. Mindanao Bleeding Heart Dove
  141. Great Hornbill
  142. Javan Rhinoceros Hornbill
  143. White Crested Turaco
  144. Congo Peafowl
  145. Blue Naped Mousebird
  146. Yellow Faced Myna
  147. Luzon Bleeding Heart Dove
  148. White Rumped Shama
  149. Cinnamon Ground Dove
  150. Green Aracari
  151. Socorro Dove
  152. Collared Trogon
  153. White Winged Duck
  154. Visayan Hornbill
  155. Sunda Wrinkled Hornbill
  156. Pink Pigeon
  157. Sunbittern
  158. Mountain Peacock Pheasant
  159. Himalayan Monal
  160. Red Tailed Laughingthrush
  161. Blue Crowned Laughingthrush
  162. Vietnamese Pheasant
  163. Asian Fairy Bluebird
  164. Caribbean Flamingo
  165. Humboldt Penguin
  166. Black Crowned Crane
  167. White Headed Duck
  168. Wattled Crane
  169. Grey Crowned Crane
  170. Hottentot Teal
  171. Hamerkop
  172. Red Billed Hornbill
  173. Superb Starling
  174. Red Winged Starling
  175. Purple Starling
  176. Village Weaver
  177. Snowy Crowned Robin Chat
  178. Lilac Breasted Roller
  179. Eastern Crested Guineafowl
  180. White Backed Duck
  181. Black Stork
  182. Comb Duck
  183. Cassowary
  184. Bali Starling
  185. Chestnut Backed Thrush
  186. Fire Tufted Barbet
  187. Silver Eared Mesia
  188. Bronze Tailed Peacock Pheasant
  189. Salvadori's Pheasant

    190. Seen but not photographed
  190. Peregrine Falcon
  191. Long-tailed Tit
  192. Reed Bunting
  193. Merlin
  194. Bar Tailed Godwit
  195. House Martin
  196. Yellow Wagtail
  197. Sparrowhawk
  198. Spotted Crake
  199. Partridge
  200. Kestrel
  201. Hen Harrier


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