WeBS
All Reservoir:- 31 Great Crested Grebe, 24 Cormorant, 2 Grey Heron, 26 Mallard, 5 Moorhen, 5 Pied Wagtail, 5 Crow, 5 Chaffinch.
Dam End:- 1 Kestrel, 1 Great Spotted Woodpecker, 1 Meadow Pipit flyover, 1 Grey Wagtail, 7 Blackbird, c30 Fieldfare, 1 Song Thrush, 2 Mistle Thrush, c20 Redwing, 17 Long-tailed Tit, 1 Treecreeper, 6 Goldfinch, 12 Lesser Redpoll, 4 Bullfinch.
West End:- 1 juvenile Brent Goose which was around for about 10 minutes before it suddenly disappeared, 339 Greylag plus 3 White Feral Geese and 1 Canada/Greylag Goose hybrid, 3 Egyptian Geese, 8 Mandarin Duck, 3m+2f Gadwall, 1 all black with a white front feral hybrid Mallard, 1 Red Kite, 1 Kestrel, 2 Chiffchaff, 1 Jay, 2 Jackdaw, 4 Greenfinch, 2 Siskin, 1 Bullfinch.
Feeders: 1 Great Spotted Woodpecker, 1 Blackbird, 1 Marsh Tit, 6 Blue Tit, 3 Great Tit, 1 Coal Tit, 1 Nuthatch, 5 Goldfinch.
Whillet’s:- 2 Common Buzzard, Water Rail heard, Stock Dove flyover, 2 Kingfisher, 1 Grey Wagtail flyover, 2 Jay, 1 Raven, c30 Siskin, 1 Lesser Redpoll flyover.
Reed bed roost count between 14:20 and 16:15: 108 Reed Buntings, 372 Starlings.

West End:- 1 Brent Goose.

Dam End:- 1m Stonechat behind dam, several Meadow Pipits.
North Bank:- 7 Marsh Tits, 4 Treecreepers, 12 Siskin, Nuthatch, Redwing and Fieldfare.

West End:- 3 Gadwall, 1 Egyptian Goose, 1 Water Rail, 1 Lesser Redpoll, 25 Redwing, 1 Fieldfare, 2 Chaffinch, 2 Marsh Tit, 2 Coal Tit, 1 Treecreeper.

Dam End:- 1 juvenile Peregrine over dam, 1 Stonechat behind dam, 1 Brambling in car park, 4 Egyptian Geese, 3 Marsh Tit.

Whillets:- 1 Kingfisher, 15 Redwing, 1 Song Thrush, 3 Long-tailed Tit.
West End:- 1 Brent Goose on the water before flying off South West, 300 Greylag Geese, 3 white farmyard geese, 1 Canada/Greylag hybrid, 1 all black with a white chest feral hybrid Mallard, 19 Mandarin,  2m+1f Gadwall, 1 Buzzard.
Feeders:-  1 Great Spotted Woodpecker, 1 Marsh Tit, 1 Nuthatch, 2+ Goldfinch with the usual Blue and Great Tits.

West End: – c.10 Great Crested Grebe, 2 Little Grebe, 19 Cormorant, 268 Greylag + 1 Canada/Greylag hybrid and 3 white feral farmyard geese, 3 Egyptian Geese, c.10 Mandarin, 20 Mallard, 2 Moorhen, 1 Coot, 2 Common Gull, 1 Greater Black-backed Gull, 15+ Black-headed Gull, 7 Stock Dove, 1 Kingfisher, 1 Great Spotted Woodpecker, 2 Pied Wagtail flyovers, 21+ 35 flyover Redwing, 3 Goldcrest, 2 Marsh Tit, 1 Coal Tit, 8+ Blue Tit, 1 Nuthatch, 2 Starling flyover, 1 Chaffinch, 7 Goldfinch.
Also 1 Noctule Bat – seen (late morning) flying high over the water feeding.

Whillet’s:- 1f Stonechat, 23 Goldfinch, 3 Lesser Redpoll, 18 Siskin, 3 Reed Bunting, 3 Meadow Pipit, 43 Redwing, 6 Song Thrush, 10 Blackbird, 1 Goldcrest, 4 Bullfinch, 1 Starling, 3 Greenfinch, 3 Chaffinch, 1 Kingfisher, 95 Woodpigeon.

Whillet’s:- Reed-bed counts from 14:40 to 16:45 ~ 75 Reed Buntings roosted over this period mainly singles but up to 4 in a group, 46 Starlings roosted in flocks of 4, 40 and 2 (more groups flew over but kept going north possibly towards Hedgecourt reed-bed).
Within the reed-bed a Water Rail and Moorhen were heard, 2 Kingfishers were seen flying over the reed-bed and along the river.
In the trees were a feeding flock of about 15 Siskin, 3 Long-tailed Tit, 1 Great Spotted Woodpecker, Nuthatch heard, 1 Goldfinch, at dusk 2 Song Thrushes were singing loudly, and a pair of Tawny Owls were calling to each other, plus another was heard calling further away. Pheasants heard & seen roosting in the trees.
Flyovers: Black-headed Gulls, Crows, 1 Grey Heron, quite a few Redwings with biggest flock of 4, 3 Song Thrushes, 150+ flock of Woodpigeons headed West, 2 Buzzards, 4  flocks of Mandarin (6, 6, 5 + 2 = 19) heading  North at dusk to roost elsewhere.

West End:-  Study Area visit ~ 2 Bullfinches, 1 female Blackcap.
Car Park: 13 Great Crested Grebe, 1 Grey Heron, 180 Greylag + 1 Greylag hybrid, 1m Sparrowhawk, 1 Moorhen, 37 Black-headed Gull, 2 Stock Dove.
Feeders:  Marsh Tit, Nuthatch, 4 Goldfinch, Blue and Great Tits.
Whillet’s:-  Water Rail and Moorhen heard, 2 Song Thrush, Chaffinch,  4 Wren, 8 Long-tailed Tits, Raven heard. 2 Common Darter Dragonflies.