Having tipped over the 100 species mark last Friday at the Forest of Dean, I thought it would be a good opportunity to list the species seen so far this year, together with a few of my photos. (N.B. As it is my personal list, there may be species that are not generally recognisable as year ticks by some birders)
1. Bewicks swan
2. mute swan
3. greylag goose
4. Canada goose
5. barnacle goose
6. dark bellied brent goose
7. Ross's goose
8. mallard
9. teal
10. gadwall
11. wigeon
12. shoveler
13. shelduck
14. tufted duck
15. pintail
16. glossy ibis
17. lapwing
18. black tailed godwit
19. redshank
20. ruff
21. avocet
22. pied wagtail
23. house sparrow
24. blue tit
25. robin
26. great tit
27. starling
28. blackbird
29. wood pigeon
30. feral pigeon
31. pheasant
32. grey heron
33. herring gull
34. black headed gull
35. pochard
36. rook
37. jackdaw
38. magpie
39. cormorant
40. moorhen
41. coot
42. golden plover
43. crane
44. snipe
45. curlew
46. dunlin
47. goldfinch
48. kestrel
49. great northern diver
great northern diver (Farmoor) great crested grebe (Farmoor)
50. great crested grebe
51. little grebe
52. crow
53. brambling
54. buzzard
55. red kite
56. dunnock
57. chaffinch
58. greenfinch
59. grey wagtail
60. goosander
61. coal tit
62. marsh tit
63. nuthatch
64. tree creeper
65. red legged partridge
66. great white egret
67.yellow legged gull
68. reed bunting
69. redwing
70. kingfisher
71. great spotted woodpecker
72. cettis warbler
73. wren
74. long tailed tit
75. chiffchaff
76. song thrush
77. jay
78. lesser black backed gull
79. bullfinch
80. marsh harrier
81. water rail
82. yellow hammer
83. peregrine
84. goldeneye
85. green woodpecker
86. Egyptian goose
87. oyster catcher
88. common gull
89. snow goose
90. collared dove
91 white fronted goose
92. black swan
93. goldcrest
94. Pallas's warbler
95. pink footed goose
96. red crested pochard
97.stonechat
98. hawfinch
99. crossbill
100. siskin
101. mandarin
102. dipper
dipper (Parkend FOD) mandarin (Cannop Ponds FOD)
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