Dave Bilcock phone-scoped this morning's juvenile BLACK-TAILED GODWIT as it fed on the mud. With heavy rain all day, the water level has now risen again.
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My 2012 Tring Reservoirs List (Lee G R Evans)
- 134) Tawny Owl, Marsworth, 01 December
- 133) BRAMBLING, Wilstone, 26 October
- 132) SLAVONIAN GREBE, Wilstone, 26 October
- 131) European Golden Plover, Wilstone, 01 October
- 130) GREAT WHITE EGRET, Wilstone, 23 September
- 129) WHIMBREL, Marsworth, 20 August
- 128) BLACK TERN (5 birds), Startop's, 15 August
- 127) Garden Warbler, Wilstone Orchard, 6 August
- 126) NUTHATCH, Wilstone Orchard, 06 August
- 125) Lesser Whitethroat, Wilstone, 7 July
- 124) SABINE'S GULL, Startop's, 02 July
- 123) Spotted Flycatcher, Wilstone, 28 June
- 122) GARGANEY, Wilstone, 30 April
- 121) Hobby, Wilstone, 30 April
- 120) Common Cuckoo, Marsworth, 28 April
- 119) Common Whitethroat, Dry Canal, 25 April
- 118) Common Swift, Wilstone, 24 April
- 117) LITTLE TERN, Wilstone, 17 April
- 116) Common Redshank, Startop's, 17 April
- 115) ARCTIC TERN (15), Wilstone, 17 April
- 114) Western Reed Warbler (3), Marsworth, 13 April
- 113) Sedge Warbler, Marsworth, 13 April
- 112) Yellow Wagtail, Marsworth, 13 April
- 111) GRASSHOPPER WARBLER, Marsworth, 13 April
- 110) Common Sandpiper, Wilstone, 10 April
- 109) Willow Warbler, Dry Canal, 08 April
- 108) KITTIWAKE, Wilstone, 08 April
- 107) NORTHERN FULMAR, Wilstone, 05 April
- 106) House Martin, Wilstone, 04 April
- 105) MARSH HARRIER, Wilstone, 03 April
- 104) Common Tern, Wilstone, 03 April
- 103) Mandarin Duck, Marsworth Reservoir, 31 March
- 102) CURLEW, Wilstone, 31 March
- 101) Barn Swallow, Wilstone, 31 March
- 100) WHITE WAGTAIL, Startop's, 26 March
- 99) Little Ringed Plover, Startop's, 26 March
- 98) LITTLE GULL (20), Wilstone, 26 March
- 97) Cetti's Warbler, Marsworth, 17 March
- 96) Sand Martin (7), Wilstone, 17 March
- 95) MARSH TIT, Wilstone Orchard, 16 March
- 94) SCANDINAVIAN ROCK PIPIT, Wilstone, 14 March
- 93) RED-THROATED DIVER, flew high west over reservoirs, 14 March
- 92) Common Kingfisher, Marsworth, 13 March
- 91) Meadow Pipit, Startop's, 13 March
- 90) Ringed Plover, Startop's End, 13 March
- 89) Blackcap, Tringford, 13 March
- 88) OYSTERCATCHER, Wilstone, 13 March
- 87) Common Chiffchaff, Tringford, 10 March
- 86) Mistle Thrush, Tring Sewage Farm, 5 March
- 85) Water Rail, Marsworth
- 84) Jay, Tringford Reservoir, 5 March
- 83) COMMON STONECHAT, Wilstone, 5 March
- 82) BARN OWL, Tring Sewage Farm, 3 March
- 81) Common Treecreeper, Marsworth
- 80) Common Buzzard
- 79) Sparrowhawk, Wilstone, 21 February
- 78) Green Sandpiper, Wilstone, 17 February
- 77) PINTAIL, Wilstone, 17 February
- 76) RUFF (male), Wilstone, 15 February
- 75) Herring Gull (3), Wilstone, 13 February
- 74) PEREGRINE, Wilstone, 13 February
- 73) DUNLIN, Wilstone, 12 February
- 72) BLACK-TAILED GODWIT, Wilstone, 12 February
- 71) RED KNOT, Wilstone, 12 February
- 70) SMEW, Startop's End, 08 February
- 69) House Sparrow, Startop's Farm, 04 February
- 68) EURASIAN BITTERN, Marsworth, 03 February
- 67) Skylark, Dry Canal, 28 January
- 66) Yellowhammer, Dry Canal, 28 January
- 65) GOOSANDER (drake), Wilstone, 28 January
- 64) WATER PIPIT, Wilstone, 10 January
- 63) GREAT BLACK-BACKED GULL (3 birds), Wilstone, 8 January
- 62) Stock Dove, Wilstone, 8 January
- 61) Lapwing, Wilstone, 8 January
- 60) Reed Bunting, Marsworth, 4 January
- 59) CORN BUNTING, Marsworth Reedbed Roost, 4 January
- 58) Goldcrest, Marsworth, 4 January
- 57) Bullfinch, Watery Lane, 4 January
- 56) SISKIN (3), Tringford, 4 January
- 54) Lesser Black-backed Gull, 4 January
- 53) Greenfinch, Tringford, 4 January
- 52) SNOW BUNTING (immature male), Startop's End, 1 January
- 51) Goldfinch, 1 January
- 50) Linnet (54 birds), Wilstone, 1 January
- 49) Chaffinch, 1 January
- 48) Common Starling, 1 January
- 47) Carrion Crow, 1 January
- 46) Rook, 1 January
- 45) Western Jackdaw, 1 January
- 44) Common Magpie, 1 January
- 43) Long-tailed Tit, 1 January
- 43) Blue Tit, 1 January
- 42) Great Tit, 1 January
- 41) Common Blackbird, 1 January
- 40) Fieldfare, 1 January
- 39) Redwing, 1 January
- 38) Song Thrush, 1 January
- 37) Robin, 1 January
- 36) Dunnock, 1 January
- 35) Wren, 1 January
- 34) Grey Wagtail, 1 January
- 33) Pied Wagtail, 1 January
- 32) Great Spotted Woodpecker, 1 January
- 31) Green Woodpecker, 1 January
- 30) Collared Dove, 1 January
- 29) Woodpigeon, 1 January
- 28) MEDITERRANEAN GULL (adult winter), Startop's, 1 January
- 27) Common Gull, 1 January
- 26) Black-headed Gull, 1 January
- 25) JACK SNIPE (2 birds), Marsworth, 1 January
- 24) Common Snipe (3), Marsworth, 1 January
- 23) Coot, 1 January
- 22) Moorhen, 1 January
- 21) Common Pheasant, 1 january
- 20) Common Kestrel, 1 January
- 19) Red Kite, 1 January
- 18) Common Goldeneye (7), 1 January
- 17) Tufted Duck, 1 January
- 16) Red-crested Pochard, 1 January
- 15) Northern Pochard, 1 January
- 14) Common Teal, 1 January
- 13) Eurasian Wigeon, 1 January
- 12) Northern Shoveler, 1 January
- 11) Gadwall, 1 January
- 10) Mallard. 1 January
- 9) DARK-BELLIED BRENT GOOSE (first-winter), Wilstone, 1 January
- 8) Atlantic Canada Goose, 1 January
- 7) Greylag Goose, 1 January
- 6) Mute Swan, 1 January
- 5) Grey Heron, 1 January
- 4) Little Egret, Wilstone, 1 January
- 3) Atlantic Great Cormorant, 1 January
- 2) Little Grebe (2 birds), 1 January
- 1) Great Crested Grebe, 1 January
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- Lee G R Evans
- I have been birding since 1969 but became obsessed with 'twitching' in 1974 and haven't looked back since. Have driven over 1.3 million miles in pursuit of rare birds in the UK, where to date I have recorded 572 species in Britain and Ireland. I also have a fascination for the Birds of the Western Palearctic, where I have currently recorded 859 of the 1,034 species ever recorded. I am widely travelled in North America, as well as in Africa and Asia, and have written at least 29 books on my chosen subject, including best-sellers ''Ultimate Site Guide to Scarcer British Birds' and 'Rare Birds in Britain 1800-1990'. Established the UK400 Club in 1981 to cater for the most obsessive of the British birding fraternity and now concentrate on online publishing, via the www.uk400clubonline.co.uk website. Record Birding achievements include recording 386 species in Britain & Ireland in 1996 and 627+ in the Western Palearctic in 2008
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