Tyne And Wear Yearlist

[mark ridsdale]

Going to try again to do a CYL for Tyne and Wear.But not going to go mental as this will be a busy year for me what with my first child due in July(i know many people are in the same boat) and work expected to be busy(self employed means dont work, dont get paid)But so far after 2 very short trips out (less than 3 hours birding in total) im up to a staggering 46 (o)<

[mark ridsdale]

Going to try again to do a CYL for Tyne and Wear.But not going to go mental as this will be a busy year for me what with my first child due in July(i know many people are in the same boat) and work expected to be busy(self employed means dont work, dont get paid)But so far after 2 very short trips out (less than 3 hours birding in total) im up to a staggering 47 (o)<
1.Fulmar
2.Cormorant
3.Shag
4.Grey Heron
5.Mute Swan
6.Mallard
7.Tufted Duck
8.Pochard
9.Eider
10.Sparrowhawk
11.Oystercatcher
12.Ringed Plover
13.Golden Plover
14.Redshank
15.Sanderling
16.Curlew
17.Turnstone
18.JACK SNIPE (1 at South shields Leas 1st decent view of one for over 10 yrs)
19.Black headed gull
20.Common gull
21.Herring Gull
22.GBB Gull
23.Feral Pigeon
24.Woodpigeon
25.Collared Dove
26.Skylark
27.Meadow Pipit
28.Pied Wagtail
29.Wren
30.Dunnock
31.Robin
32.Stonechat
33.Blackbird
34.Redwing
35.Song Thrush
36.Mistle Thrush
37.Blue Tit
38.Great Tit
39.Long tailed Tit
40.Starling
41.House Sparrow
42.Magpie
43.Rook
44.Carrion Crow
45.Greenfinch
46.Goldfinch
47.Reed Bunting :flyaway:

[mark ridsdale]

Always amazing how many birds can be seen locally Mark. Keep it going. Jack Snipe is on my wish list. I have never seen one. Visited Titchwell last year to be told everyone had been watching a Jack Snipe all morning. I was taken round to see it and yes, it had disappeared.One or two J.Snipes have been seen regularly in the last couple of weeks on the South shields Leas.Flushed mine from "large mound" directly west of Trow quarry(this is next to a small road taking you to a isolated large pub).The snipe was flushed from long grass and seen briefly in flight.Reckon its worth a try but views might not be brill

[mark ridsdale]

WHITLEY BAY
48.Coal Tit
49.Common Crossbill(6+ flying over south)
50.Humes yellow browed Warbler(county tick for me)
Showing well in gardens east of the Foxhunters pub

[mark ridsdale]

Another attempt to see Snow buntings/"white winged gulls" in the South Shields area again proved fruitless and didnt add much to my meagre year list(mental note must get to some more varied habitats)
51.Great crested grebe
52.Tufted duck
53.Razorbill :-C

[mark ridsdale]

Finally mananaged to get out again but still only for a few hours(so far less than 10 hours in total for this year!),but dispite this had a good day with plenty of year ticks caught up with...some which were long over due.
TRACK TO HOLYWELL
54.Kestrel
55.Grey Partridge
56.Greylag goose(about 100 in field)
57.Pink footed Goose(2 with thee above)

HOLYWELL POND
Although not part of the county year total excellent views of a Mealy(Common)Redpoll were had in bushes east of the public hide.Very little else on the pond

HOLYWELL DENE
58.Dipper(2)
59.Treecreeper
60.Chaffinch
61.Moorhen

ST MARY'S Is.
62.Lapwing
63.Knot
64.Grey Wagtail
65.Rock Pipit
66.Dunlin
67.Linnet
68.Guillemot
69.Peregrine(2 m/f great views as they circled the island,fun fighted for a bit then drifted south)

Lot of gaps in my year list filled today but still loads to get :D

[mark ridsdale]

31/01 SHIBDON POND,BLAYDON
70.Bullfinch(3+)
71.Coot
72.Teal
73.Snipe
74.Canada goose
Very little on the pond due to it being almost completely frozen over.No sign of reported Green winged teal (which wouldve been a county tick for me)on either pond or river.

DERWENT COUNTRY PARK
75.Goosander(1 fem)
76.Siskin (20+)
77.Lesser Redpoll
78.Goldcrest
79.Great spotted Woodpecker
80.Nuthatch
So last day of the month a few interesting birds and STILL a few obviuos gaps for this year but since ive only done 14 hours birding so far 80 species doesnt seem so bad.Still havent done a decent pond/lake,and would have had a few extra YTs today if the pond hadnt been so frozen

[mark ridsdale]

7/2/06 SHIBDON POND 10.30am
81.Shelduck
82.Little grebe
83.Green Winged Teal(1 male)-After dipping last week it was good to catch up with this county tick for me
84.Water rail(1 showed up close in front of the hide..crackin view)

DERWENTCOUNTRY PARK 11.45am
85.Stock dove
86.Kingfisher(1 seen briefly but brilliant! along the river)
Goosander (3 male seen along the river were stunning but not CTs)

THORNEY WOODCENTRE 12.20pm
87.pheasant
very little else of note apart from usual woodland species

[mark ridsdale]

14/2 WEST PASTURES 11.00
88.Short eared owl (2 excellent views down to 20 metres)
89.Yellowhammer(i know, long over due)
Greylag goose(15+)

BOLDON FLATS 12.00
90.Wigeon(the last of the embarassing ommisions....i think?)
91.Pintail (1 superb male)
92.Tree sparrow(2+)
Canada goose(2)
Greylag goose(6)
Golden plover(50+)

Also for interest im going to keep a tally of all the species reported in Tyne and Wear as of today it stands at 137 i'll write a list at the end of the month there after update the list as i hear of any new ones.This list will only be an informal project and any species will not nececarilly being validated by any birding bodies.

[mark ridsdale]

Here are the species that have been reported in Tyne and Wear but as yet not seen by me
Red throated diver
Black throated diver
Great northern diver
Red necked grebe
Gannet
Whooper swan
Gadwall
Shoveler
Goldeneye
Long tailed duck
Red breasted merganser
Smew
Buzzard
Merlin
Grey plover
Purple sandpiper
Ruff
Green sandpiper
Woodcock
Bar tailed godwit
Great skua
Mediterranean gull
Yellow legged gull
Iceland gull
Glaucous gull
Laughing gull
Ring billed gull
Little gull
Lesser black back gull
Kittiwake
Tawny owl
Little owl
Long eared owl
Barn owl
Green woodpecker
Lesser spotted woodpecker
Woodlark
Waxwing
Fieldfare
Blackcap
Chiffchaff
Marsh tit
Willow tit
Jay
Bramberling
Hawfinch
Meally redpoll
Twite
Snow bunting
Lapland bunting

So the above total of 50 added to my list of 92 brings the county up to 142 reported so far.Any additions will be added as they are reported and put in brackets at the bottom of the messages.

[mark ridsdale]

26/02 NORTH SHIELDS FISH QUAY 11.30
93.Iceland Gull 1 (1st winter, nice to finally see after repeatedly
dipping on the scarce gulls)
94.Kittiwake

(newly reported in the county for the year Red legged partridge at Burdon moor brings total up to 143)
Turns out Burdon is just out of the county of Tyne and wear so R.L.Partridge will have to come of for now total county year list 142. :brains:

[mark ridsdale]

5th March Washington wildfowl Park
95.Willow tit 2 Seems to be getting harder to pin down species but still
regular here.
Long tailed tit 15+
Bullfinch 15+
Siskin 5+
G.s.Woopecker 1+
all showing well at Hawthorn hide

Barmston pond
96.Shoveler 3+
97.Lesser Black backed gull 1
Not much else due to pond mostly frozen over

West Pastures
98.Fieldfare 20+
Short eared owl 2. Showed well around 5pm
+usual assortment of dodgy cars driving/parking in this area

(Corn Bunting at Boldon Flats brings county total this year to 143)

[mark ridsdale]

6th March North shields fish quay
Iceland gull 1. 1st winter still present
99.Mediterranean Gull 1. a superb summer adult came briefly to bread
that someone was throwing whilst looking at
the Iceland!!Probably one of the South Shields
birds

7th March St.Marys Is.
Guillemot 3+
100.Purple sandpiper 5+
101.Gannet 2
Rock pipit 1. Scandinavian race.

Holywell pond
Goldeneye 2

Earsdon
Managed to add another site to my list of places ive dipped Little owl in Tyne and wear now at 4! and total of dips must be around 15 collectively

North shields fish quay
Iceland gull 1.the worlds easiest Iceland was again on its shed at
3pm(on way from work) and at 5pm(when on way to
chippy)both times seen without bins!!

[mark ridsdale]

(Scaup at Timber beach,Southwick on 6th March brings county yearlist total up to 144)

[mark ridsdale]

(belated report of Goshawk at Shibdon pond on 5th March brings county YL up to 145)

[mark ridsdale]

(The list for the county shouldnt have included Ring billed gull[error on my part] but the inclusion of Brent goose at Whitburn keeps the total at 145)

[mark ridsdale]

14thMarch Whitburn
102.Bar tailed godwit 2
103.Red throated diver 2
Shelduck 1
Razorbill 5

Trow quarry
104.Common scoter 1 fem off rocks
105.LITTLE OWL!!!! FINALLY!! saw my bogey bird for the county 1 seen
really well perched in bush!

[mark ridsdale]

(Sand martin at the mouth of the Tyne is the county's first true summer migrant of the year and brings the CYL total up to 146)

[mark ridsdale]

(Puffin off Whitburn Sat/Sun brings the county YL UP TO 147.Credit must go to birders south of the Tyne with the South Tyneside list already up to 133 and Gateshead folk on a respectable 106 :clap: Not saying us in the North Tyne areas are'nt LSB has a great site which is regularly updated,but little comes from the rest of Northern Tyne and wear.I suppose this gets over shadowed by excellent areas such as Druridge bay :h?: )

[mark ridsdale]

21st March Birtley Sewage pools
Dont know why ive been putting off this visit for ages probably cos ive never been here before and thought the bird wouldnt linger.But linger it did so managed to catch up with ...
106.Green sandpiper 1 Seen very easily in first pool on the left as you
walk along the bridlepath near the sewage works
(for those who have never been there)
Oystercatcher 2
Canada goose 1

No sign of Waxwings near the social club between 10.00-12.00

Shibdon pond
107.Goldeneye 14+ Definately the last year tick i feel i shouldve seen
by now that ive finally caught up with!
Shelduck 4
Cormorant 6 Two continental races

No sign of Green winged teal whilst at the pond 13.00-14.10

[mark ridsdale]

(Herrington country park has Black necked grebe the county's 148th species and several sites finally have species 149...Wheatear)

[mark ridsdale]

(The county has finally made the 150 mark in the form of a very early Common tern reported at Far Pasture!I only guessing but id like to see the year total reaching 250 so only 100 to go.

[mark ridsdale]

(Next migrant in 27/3 at St Marys in the form of a Swallow might go there tomorrow as still need Gadwall which is still there county year total reported 151)

[mark ridsdale]

(A real spate of records has started to pour in a spring gets underway Velvet scoter was off Whitburn 20th with 1-2 Black redstarts there through the week and House Martin 29th and Little ringed Plover30th both at Birtley sewage works bringing the county total year list up to 155 :D )

[mark ridsdale]

(late report of Osprey 28/3 from St Marys.Sandwich tern also new in on the coast,male Mandarin at Far pasture; county year list now 158)P.s i was informed on sunday of a probable Lesser spotted woodpecker drumming at Heaton park the birder saw the bird without bins but size and speed of drumming fitted.

[mark ridsdale]

its been ages but finally managed to get out (WORK!!!!)

6th March Undisclosed site
108.Black necked grebe. 2 in full summer at regular breeding site
Lesser black back 4

Backworth
Very little of note due to site a bit exposed to todays strong westerlies
Redwing 1.
Canada goose 4.
greylag 4.

Holywell dene
109.Chiffchaff 2. several more heard

St. Marys Is.
again a rather exposed site for todays wind nothing so very little seen.
WHERE ARE ALL THE MIGRANTS?

[mark ridsdale]

(1st Willow warbler in for the year on the 5th at Shibdon pond brings the Tyne and wear total up to 159)

[mark ridsdale]

(two new species for the year bring the county total up to 161 these were Yellow wagtail over Sunderland and Black tailed Godwit at St. Marys both yesterday 7th)

[mark ridsdale]

( A good record from LSB of a Red legged partridge at St. Marys on the 8th brings the county total up to 162!)

[mark ridsdale]

(still relatively slow going migrant-wise only new species in for the county is Common sandpiper on 14th at Lamesley Meadows 163 is now the county total)

[mark ridsdale]

(Whitburn came up trumps on the 15th with no less than 3 new county additions there were in the form of Manx shearwater,Whimbrel and Arctic tern.Stargate near Gateshead had a male Redstart which was new as was Ring Ouzel at Ravensworth on the 16th bringing the county steaming ahead to 168.I unfortunately havent been out lately although im itching to!! :-C )

[mark ridsdale]

(a couple of new birds brings the county total to 170! these are Grasshopper warbler at Usworth Estate in Washington 16th and the slightly dubious Blue winged Teal at St.Marys since 17th.Will go over tomorrow)

110.Swallow whilst at work in Tynemouth :stuck:

[mark ridsdale]

(six new species have been added to the county tally a mega early Swift on the 20th was seen at Lamesley,followed by Sedge warbler and Hobby both on the 22nd at Shibdon and Marsden quarry respectly.The last three were all today 23rd and these were Tree pipit at Chopwell[a favourite spot for this species],Whitethroat at Burdon moor and lastly Garganey at Lamesley again)
This last site seems to be getting alot of deserved attention.County total now up to 176!!! :t:

[mark ridsdale]

25TH APRIL St.Marys Is.
No sign of Blue winged teal!
111.Black tailed Godwit 1
Swallow 3+

Holywell Dene
112.Willow warbler 3+ more heard
113.Blackcap 3 more heard
114.Tawny owl 1 seen briefly in flight after being mobbed
Chiffchaff 2
Siskin 1 seen very close

St. Marys Is.
After the brief morning visit went back for more extensive search.
115.Wheatear 6+ all in fields west if path
116.Sand martin 3+
A total of 58 species was seen in the 3 hours out :D !!

[mark ridsdale]

(a spate of summer migrants have continued to compliment the years total these have included Water Pipit on the 23-24th April at Lamesley!Lesser Whitethroat at Stargate on the 27th and Garden Warbler 28th of April at Shibdon.May records stated with Marsh Harrier over the South Shields leas on the 1st and Wood Warbler on the 2nd at Strother Hills.....County total now at 181)

[mark ridsdale]

117.Swift Several in Tynemouth
(Some belated and recent records nearly complete the summer migrants are as follows Reed Warbler at St. Marys,Arctic tern and common sandpiper at Whitburn were on the 1st.Black tern an amazing flock of 5 were at Bigwaters on the 4th.Spotted flycatcher was at Ravensworth fell on the 5th. Two Little terns off Whitburn,Wood sandpiper at West pastures and Cuckoo at Stargate were all on the 6th.Today the final tern of the set Roseate tern was seen at St.Marys.Not sure if its the first of the year but seems to be Whinchat was seen way back at St. Marys on the 1st? bringing the county total up to an amazing 190!!!)

[mark ridsdale]

9th May Howdon
118.Whitethroat. several seen whilst at work

10th May Lamesly area
119.Little ringed plover 3
Grey wagtail 1
Canada goose 2
Stock dove 1
120.House Martin 3+ near Birtley
been meaning to get over to this reserve for some time especially to see the plovers which have numbered up to 9!

(a MEGA in the form of 2 Gull billed terns were seen at Whitburn at 19.40 then at St.Marys followed apparently at Newbiggin on the 9th.This constitutes the second record im aware of for the Tyne and Wear county the first being at st.Marys during the 70's)

[mark ridsdale]

15th May St.Marys Is.
121.Common sandpiper. 1 seen on the wetland
122.Sandwich Tern. 4
123.Sedge Warbler. 2
Gannet. 8+
Swift. 10+
Swallow. 10+

Backworth
124.Common Tern. 2
Whitethroat 3+
Sedge warbler 3

(after the Gull billed terns on the 9th Whitburn came up trumps again in the form of an adult Isabelline Shrike!The bird was only seen for a few hours and is only the 3rd record for Tyne and wear.There is also a possiblity the the bird belongs to the eastern race (known as Turkestan Shrike)which is very rare in Britain.But not resting on its laurels Whiturn(and initally South Shields)produced another NE mega a Black Stork was seen flying over on the 16th and seen to come down at Jackies Beach but couldnt be relocated!!On more normal note a Greenshank at Lamsley on the 14th constitues the first for the year.County total is now 194!!!

[mark ridsdale]

22nd May Whitburn country park
125.Woodchat shrike 1 ad. Seen terribly due to wind and rain and more
more rain.seen for a total of 3 seconds as it
scurried between its favourite bushes!!!
(new birds for the county total continue with South Tyneside leading the way[who says us in Northumberland get all the birds?].As mentioned Woodchat shrike was seen at Whiburn and continues to be seen there.A Quail at West Pastures was both audable and visible! end of last week and again on the 23rd.North Tyneside did have something though in the form of Pectoral Sandpiper at Backworth on 22nd/23rd...total now up to 197!!

[mark ridsdale]

(This week has seen Golden Oriole and Hen Harrier added to this years county list and with Spoonbill today brings the total up to the Grand list up to 200 !!! .Amazingly all were all were in the Cleadon area,fustratingly all were one day birds with the latter two been fly overs!)

[mark ridsdale]

31 May Thornley Woods
Out with the sprogs for a few hours not serious birding but managed to get
126. Jay
Garden warblers heard and coule of GS Woodpecker only birds of note

(recent additions to the county's YL include a Bearded tit reported at Shibdon 17th-18th May,single Black Guillemot and Pomarine Skua on the 30th,2 Long tailed Skua and 1 Sooty Shearwater on the 31st and finally 1 singing Icterine Warbler on the 3rd June.All the last 5 at this years premier spot of course Whitburn CP!!!...year list now stands at 206!!!)

[mark ridsdale]

12th June Washington WFP
A brief visit for the new star birds of the week proved sucessful
127.Avocet 2 were seen from the Wader hide providing excellent
views!Great to add them as my first for Tyne and
Wear.
Little ringed plover 2
Common tern 30+

(The above Avocets which have been at Washington since the 7th and a White stork flying over the same place on the 9th bring the county total up to 208)

[mark ridsdale]

I know its been EONS since i last entered anything on my site but work and a new baby boy in July have interveened.An impressive list was aeays going to be difficult to achieve but now its nigh on impossible.Never mind i will plug on and hopefully get a few stragglers that i missed.

24TH March Boldon Flats
128 American Wigeon 1 (eclipse)
Acounty tick for me!

Dipped out on the Alpine Swifts at Roker on the 23rd this is the third time ive dipped Alpine in T&W !!

[mark ridsdale]

28thOctober A19(Boldon roundabout)
129. Merlin 1 being mobbed by Magpie.

[mark ridsdale]

28thOctober A19(Boldon roundabout)
129. Merlin 1 being mobbed by Magpie.
Dispite the rather poor finish of my county year list i still enjoyed it and am confident for next year being able to get more birding in.But as a final tally for the county's reported birds here goes
BIRDS OF TYNE AND WEAR 2006
1.Red throated diver
2.Black throated diver
3.Great northern diver
4.White billed diver
5.Little Grebe
6.Black necked grebe
7.Red necked grebe
8.Great crested grebe
9.Northern Fulmar
10.Northern Gannet
11.Manx shearwater
12.Sooty shearwater
13.Baleartic shearwater
14.Leaches petrel
15.Storm petrel
16.Grey heron
17.Little egret
18.Spoonbill
19.Black stork
20.White stork
21.Mute swan
22.Whooper swan
23.Greylag goose
24.Pink footed goose
25.White fronted goose
26.Canada goose
27.Brent goose
28.Barnacle goose
29.Mandarin
30.Shelduck
31.Mallard
32.Gadwall
33.Eurasian wigeon
34.American wigeon
35.Pintail
36.Shoveler
37.Eurasian teal
38.Green winged teal
39.Garganey
40.Blue winged teal*(probable escape)
41.Tufted duck
42.Pochard
43.Scaup
44.Goldeneye
45.Long tailed duck
46.Common scoter
47.Velvet scoter
48.Eider
49.Red breasted merganser
50.Goosander
51.Smew
52.Ruddy duck
53.Sparrowhawk
54.Goshawk
55.Hen harrier
56.Marsh harrier
57.Red kite*(part of the release program)
58.Common buzzard
59.Peregrine falcon
60.Merlin
61.Kestrel
62.Hobby
63.Grey partridge
64.Red legged partridge
65.Pheasant
66.Quail
67.Water rail
68.Moorhen
69.Coot
70.Avocet
71.Oystercatcher
72.Lapwing
73.Ringed plover
74.Little ring plover
75.Golden plover
76.American golden plover
77.Grey plover
78.Turnstone
79.Knot
80.Sanderling
81.Little stint
82.Dunlin
83.Curlew sandpiper
84.Purple sandpiper
85.Pectoral sanpiper
86.Common sandpiper
87.Green sandpiper
88.Wood sandpiper
89.Common redshank
90.Spotted redshank
91.Greenshank
92.Ruff
93.Curlew
94.Whimbrel
95.Common snipe
96.Jack snipe
97.Woodcock
98.Bar tailed godwit
99.Black tailed godwit
100.Arctic skua
101.Great skua
102.Pomarine skua
103.Long tailed skua
104.Black headed gull
105.Mediterranean gull
106.Little gull
107.Laughing gull
108.Common gull
109.Herring gull
110.Yellow legged gull
111.Iceland gull
112.Glaucous gull
113.Greater black backed gull
114.Lesser black backed gull
115.Kittiwake
116.Common tern
117.Arctic tern
118.Roseate tern
119.Sandwich tern
120.Little tern
121.Black tern
122.Gull billed tern
123.Caspian tern
124.Common guillemot
125.Black guillemot
126.Razorbill
127.Puffin
128.Little auk
129.Ring necked parakeet
130.Cuckoo
131.Feral pigeon
132.Woodpigeon
133.Stock dove
134.Collared dove
135.Turtle dove
136.Short eared owl
137.Long eared owl
138.Tawny owl
139.Little owl
140.Barn owl
141.Common swift
142.Alpine swift
-Pallid swift*(probable)
143.Kingfisher
144.Great spotted woodpecker
145.Lesser spotted woodpecker
146.Green woodpecker
147.Shorelark
148.Woodlark
149.Skylark
150.Swallow
151.House martin
152.Sand martin
153.Meadow pipit
154.Tree pipit
155.Rock pipit
156.Water pipit
157.Pied wagtail
158.Grey wagtail
159.Yellow wagtail
160.Red backed shrike
161.Woodchat shrike
162.Isabelline shrike
163.Dunnock
164.Wren
165.Dipper
166.Waxwing
167.Wheatear
168.Stonechat
169.Whinchat
170.Black redstart
171.Common redstart
172.Robin
173.Siberian rubythroat
174.Blackbird
175.Ring ouzel
176.Song thrush
177.Mistle thrush
178.Fieldfare
179.Redwing
180.Grasshopper warbler
181.Reed warbler
182.Sedge warbler
183.Icterine warbler
184.Blackcap
185.Garden warbler
186.Lesser whitethroat
187.Whitethroat
188.Willow warbler
189.Wood warbler
190.Chiffchaff
191.Greenish warbler
192.Yellow browed warbler
193.Hume's yellow browed warbler
194.Pallas's warbler
195.Goldcrest
196.Spotted flycatcher
197.Pied flycatcher
198.Blue tit
199.Great tit
200.Coal tit
201.Willow tit
202.Marsh tit
203.Long tailed tit
204.Nuthatch
205.Treecreeper
206.Golden oriole
207.Carrion crow
208.Rook
209.Jackdaw
210.Magpie
211.Jay
212.House sparrow
213.Tree sparrow
214.Starling
215.Chaffinch
216.Greenfinch
217.Goldfinch
218.Bullfinch
219.Hawfinch
220.Crossbill
221.Linnet
222.Common (Lesser) Redpoll
223.Mealy (Common) Redpoll
224.Siskin
225.Reed bunting
226.Corn bunting
227.Yellowhammer
228.Snow bunting
229.Lapland bunting



im probably missing some glaring omissions (if so let me know)

[mark ridsdale]

229 for 2006 doesnt seem huge but its a little county with not an over abundance of bird sites of any quality will be interested to see if 2007 is any better? :bounce: Dispite the rather poor finish of my county year list i still enjoyed it and am confident for next year being able to get more birding in.But as a final tally for the county's reported birds here goes
BIRDS OF TYNE AND WEAR 2006
1.Red throated diver
2.Black throated diver
3.Great northern diver
4.White billed diver
5.Little Grebe
6.Black necked grebe
7.Red necked grebe
8.Great crested grebe
9.Northern Fulmar
10.Northern Gannet
11.Manx shearwater
12.Sooty shearwater
13.Baleartic shearwater
14.Leaches petrel
15.Storm petrel
16.Grey heron
17.Little egret
18.Spoonbill
19.Black stork
20.White stork
21.Mute swan
22.Whooper swan
23.Greylag goose
24.Pink footed goose
25.White fronted goose
26.Canada goose
27.Brent goose
28.Barnacle goose
29.Mandarin
30.Shelduck
31.Mallard
32.Gadwall
33.Eurasian wigeon
34.American wigeon
35.Pintail
36.Shoveler
37.Eurasian teal
38.Green winged teal
39.Garganey
40.Blue winged teal*(probable escape)
41.Tufted duck
42.Pochard
43.Scaup
44.Goldeneye
45.Long tailed duck
46.Common scoter
47.Velvet scoter
48.Eider
49.Red breasted merganser
50.Goosander
51.Smew
52.Ruddy duck
53.Sparrowhawk
54.Goshawk
55.Hen harrier
56.Marsh harrier
57.Red kite*(part of the release program)
58.Common buzzard
59.Peregrine falcon
60.Merlin
61.Kestrel
62.Hobby
63.Grey partridge
64.Red legged partridge
65.Pheasant
66.Quail
67.Water rail
68.Moorhen
69.Coot
70.Avocet
71.Oystercatcher
72.Lapwing
73.Ringed plover
74.Little ring plover
75.Golden plover
76.American golden plover
77.Grey plover
78.Turnstone
79.Knot
80.Sanderling
81.Little stint
82.Dunlin
83.Curlew sandpiper
84.Purple sandpiper
85.Pectoral sanpiper
86.Common sandpiper
87.Green sandpiper
88.Wood sandpiper
89.Common redshank
90.Spotted redshank
91.Greenshank
92.Ruff
93.Curlew
94.Whimbrel
95.Common snipe
96.Jack snipe
97.Woodcock
98.Bar tailed godwit
99.Black tailed godwit
100.Arctic skua
101.Great skua
102.Pomarine skua
103.Long tailed skua
104.Black headed gull
105.Mediterranean gull
106.Little gull
107.Laughing gull
108.Common gull
109.Herring gull
110.Yellow legged gull
111.Iceland gull
112.Glaucous gull
113.Greater black backed gull
114.Lesser black backed gull
115.Kittiwake
116.Common tern
117.Arctic tern
118.Roseate tern
119.Sandwich tern
120.Little tern
121.Black tern
122.Gull billed tern
123.Caspian tern
124.Common guillemot
125.Black guillemot
126.Razorbill
127.Puffin
128.Little auk
129.Ring necked parakeet
130.Cuckoo
131.Feral pigeon
132.Woodpigeon
133.Stock dove
134.Collared dove
135.Turtle dove
136.Short eared owl
137.Long eared owl
138.Tawny owl
139.Little owl
140.Barn owl
141.Common swift
142.Alpine swift
-Pallid swift*(probable)
143.Kingfisher
144.Great spotted woodpecker
145.Lesser spotted woodpecker
146.Green woodpecker
147.Shorelark
148.Woodlark
149.Skylark
150.Swallow
151.House martin
152.Sand martin
153.Meadow pipit
154.Tree pipit
155.Rock pipit
156.Water pipit
157.Pied wagtail
158.Grey wagtail
159.Yellow wagtail
160.Red backed shrike
161.Woodchat shrike
162.Isabelline shrike
163.Dunnock
164.Wren
165.Dipper
166.Waxwing
167.Wheatear
168.Stonechat
169.Whinchat
170.Black redstart
171.Common redstart
172.Robin
173.Siberian rubythroat
174.Blackbird
175.Ring ouzel
176.Song thrush
177.Mistle thrush
178.Fieldfare
179.Redwing
180.Grasshopper warbler
181.Reed warbler
182.Sedge warbler
183.Icterine warbler
184.Blackcap
185.Garden warbler
186.Lesser whitethroat
187.Whitethroat
188.Willow warbler
189.Wood warbler
190.Chiffchaff
191.Greenish warbler
192.Yellow browed warbler
193.Hume's yellow browed warbler
194.Pallas's warbler
195.Goldcrest
196.Spotted flycatcher
197.Pied flycatcher
198.Blue tit
199.Great tit
200.Coal tit
201.Willow tit
202.Marsh tit
203.Long tailed tit
204.Nuthatch
205.Treecreeper
206.Golden oriole
207.Carrion crow
208.Rook
209.Jackdaw
210.Magpie
211.Jay
212.House sparrow
213.Tree sparrow
214.Starling
215.Chaffinch
216.Greenfinch
217.Goldfinch
218.Bullfinch
219.Hawfinch
220.Crossbill
221.Linnet
222.Common (Lesser) Redpoll
223.Mealy (Common) Redpoll
224.Siskin
225.Reed bunting
226.Corn bunting
227.Yellowhammer
228.Snow bunting
229.Lapland bunting



im probably missing some glaring omissions (if so let me know)