MONDAY 10 OCTOBER
The continuing East/NE winds resulted in another 
large arrival of thrushes on IVINGHOE HILLS, involving at least 300 REDWING, 
several Continental Song Thrush and perhaps 8 RING OUZEL. The latter included 
two very elusive birds in the Whitebeam by the S bend, one in Top Scrub, another 
2 in Inkombe Hole and 3 on Steps Hill. Eight COMMON STONECHAT included a 'new' 
bird on the Beacon scrub, with the 3 along the fenceline to the sheep pens and 4 
still above Inkombe, while 80 Meadow Pipit were noted, a constant trickle of 
Chaffinch, a honking COMMON RAVEN over, a single Blackcap in Top Scrub and a 
Marsh Tit there. Little to add at PITSTONE HILL other than 45 
Linnet.
TUES/WEDS 11-12 OCTOBER
Roy Hargreaves discovered 4 JACK SNIPES on the 
mud in Cemetery Corner at WILSTONE on Tuesday and at least 3 of these remained 
today. A single elusive SCANDINAVIAN ROCK PIPIT has also been on the 
reservoir
 
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