| Species |
|
| Cormorant | 18 |
| White-fronted Goose | 15 |
| Sparrowhawk | 3 |
| Buzzard | 1 |
| Merlin | 1 |
| Lapwing | 17 |
| Black-headed Gull | 6 |
| Stock Dove | 2 |
| Woodpigeon | 156 |
| Skylark | 69 |
| Meadow Pipit | 82 |
| Grey Wagtail | 1 |
| White wagtail | 6 |
| Dunnock | 2 |
| Blackbird | 2 |
| Fieldfare | 161 |
| Song Thrush | 52 |
| Redwing | 80 |
| Mistle Thrush | 4 |
| Great Tit | 2 |
| Jackdaw | 24 |
| Starling | 3504 |
| Tree Sparrow | 3 |
| Chaffinch | 124 |
| Brambling | 61 |
| Goldfinch | 2 |
| Linnet | 13 |
| Redpoll | 1 |
| Bullfinch | 5 |
| Yellowhammer | 1 |
| Reed Bunting | 22 |
| Species |
31
|
| ex. |
4440
|
- Eastern winds made the birds fly high. Many of them were only heard.
- Five raptors in the morning means often a lot of raptormigration during the daytime !
- The Kingfisher is still present; so are Greylag Geese, Egyptian Geese, Water Pipits, Widgeons, Gadwalls, Shovelers etc.
Altough the weather was nice; soon the blue sky was filled with graffiti; scratched by planes.