23 April 2006
CWP 95: Adult wood sandpiper (Singing!) (Kim Milsom / Nigel Pleass). 4+ redshank; green woodpecker; 2 common Tern; 2 pairs of Red Crested Pochard and 3 pairs of Teal (Gareth Harris / Nigel Pleass)
CWP 57: this morning a first-summer little gull, at least two arctic terns, at least four common terns and a garden warbler. (Richard Price per Gloster Birder)
CWP 32: oystercatcher; 15 common terns; 2+ artic tern; and 2 immature little gulls (Gareth Harris / Ali Swainston)
CWP 6: 16 reed bunting; 1 bullfinch; 5 garden warbler; 2 willow warbler; 1 cetti’s warbler; 14 reed warbler; 45 sedge warbler; 1 green woodpecker and 2 common tern (Gareth Harris)
CWP 68c/d: 4 shelduck; 8 teal; water rail; green sandpiper; c8 black-headed gulls; cuckoo; green woodpecker; grey wagtail; yellow wagtail; several singing willow warbler; numerous reed warbler; numerous sedge warbler; 1 garden warbler; 2 blackcap; at least 2 singing male whitethroat and numerous singing male reed bunting. (John Wells)
CWP 68c: Green Sandpiper, Little Ringed Plover, 4 Redshank, 8 Shelduck, 2 Shoveler 3 Snipe, 18 Teal, 1 Treecreeper and 1 Wren (Stuart Waterhouse)
CWP 9: 2 common terns (John Wells)
CWP 16: Black tern; little gull; 8 artic tern and 10+ common tern (Nigel Pleass)
CWP 83: 14 Greylag Goose and 1 Little Ringed Plover (Nigel Pleass)
CWP 12: 3 Common Tern (Nigel Pleass)
CWP 34: Nightingale bird singing in fields between Lakes 34 and 44 (Ali Swainston)
CWP 68a: Nightingale - southern shoreline (Ali Swainston)
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