28 June 2006
CWP 95: 1 Hobby, 1 Buzzard overhead, 4 Little Egret, 1 Green Sandpiper, a pair of Red Crested Pochard, 1 Tufted Duck, 2 Grey Heron, and numerous Lapwing and Black Headed Gull, along with the usual other species. (Ken Cypher)
CWP 68c: At 11.30 am a solitary Black Tailed Godwit still viewable from the hide, but very little else was in evidence, apart from a single Shelduck and 4 Black Headed Gull and a distant Buzzard. (Ken Cypher)
CWP 68c/d: Black tailed Godwit, 2 juv. Black-headed Gulls, ad + juv. Garden, Reed and Willow Warblers, juv. Great Spotted Woodpecker, Brown Hawker (Robin Griffiths)
Pool by path between CWP 68d and 82: 3 Red-eyed Damselflies clinging to emergent stick (incl. tandem pair) with Common Blue Damselflies (Robin Griffiths)
CWP 82: 2 Lapwing chicks + c. 6 ads, + Redshank and LRPs (No. not known), 2 Common Terns (Robin Griffiths)
R. Thames Waterhay: Emperor Dragonfly, Banded Demoiselles and Blue-tailed Damselflies (Robin Griffiths)
CWP 34 6 Common Tern (3 pairs plus pulli); 1 male Red Crested Pochard; 1 Mallard + brood of 5; 2 Mute Swan + brood of 4; 1 pair Great Crested Grebe; 1 pair Tufted Duck; 4 male Tufted Duck; 7 Mallard; 1 Reed Bunting and 35+ Black Headed Gull (Gareth Harris)
CWP 32 20+ Black Headed Gull and Common Tern (1 incubating?) (Gareth Harris)