Stour Valley Species List 2022
The species list so far = 168(169)
Number |
Species |
Date |
1 |
Mute Swan |
January 1st |
2 |
Russian White-fronted Goose |
January 1st |
3 |
Greylag Goose |
January 1st |
4 |
Mallard |
January 1st |
5 |
Gadwall |
January 1st |
6 |
Pintail |
January 1st |
7 |
Shoveler |
January 1st |
8 |
Wigeon |
January 1st |
9 |
Teal |
January 1st |
10 |
Pochard |
January 1st |
11 |
Tufted Duck |
January 1st |
12 |
Goldeneye |
January 1st |
13 |
Pheasant |
January 1st |
14 |
Great-crested Grebe |
January 1st |
15 |
Cormorant |
January 1st |
16 |
Great-white Egret |
January 1st |
17 |
Grey Heron |
January 1st |
18 |
Marsh Harrier |
January 1st |
19 |
Hen Harrier |
January 1st |
20 |
Common Buzzard |
January 1st |
21 |
Sparrowhawk |
January 1st |
22 |
Kestrel |
January 1st |
23 |
Peregrine Falcon |
January 1st |
24 |
Water Rail |
January 1st |
25 |
Moorhen |
January 1st |
26 |
Coot |
January 1st |
27 |
Lapwing |
January 1st |
28 |
Green Sandpiper |
January 1st |
29 |
Woodcock |
January 1st |
30 |
Snipe |
January 1st |
31 |
Black-headed Gull |
January 1st |
32 |
Common Gull |
January 1st |
33 |
Herring Gull |
January 1st |
34 |
Great Black-backed Gull |
January 1st |
35 |
Stock Dove |
January 1st |
36 |
Woodpigeon |
January 1st |
37 |
Collared Dove |
January 1st |
38 |
Short-eared Owl |
January 1st |
39 |
Tawny Owl |
January 1st |
40 |
Green Woodpecker |
January 1st |
41 |
Skylark |
January 1st |
42 |
Water Pipit |
January 1st |
43 |
Meadow Pipit |
January 1st |
44 |
Pied Wagtail |
January 1st |
45 |
Dunnock |
January 1st |
46 |
Robin |
January 1st |
47 |
Stonechat |
January 1st |
48 |
Song Thrush |
January 1st |
49 |
Mistle Thrush |
January 1st |
50 |
Fieldfare |
January 1st |
51 |
Blackbird |
January 1st |
52 |
Cettis Warbler |
January 1st |
53 |
Chiffchaff |
January 1st |
54 |
Goldcrest |
January 1st |
55 |
Firecrest |
January 1st |
56 |
Great Tit |
January 1st |
57 |
Blue Tit |
January 1st |
58 |
Long-tailed Tit |
January 1st |
59 |
Nuthatch |
January 1st |
60 |
Treecreeper |
January 1st |
61 |
Magpie |
January 1st |
62 |
Jay |
January 1st |
63 |
Jackdaw |
January 1st |
64 |
Rook |
January 1st |
65 |
Carrion Crow |
January 1st |
66 |
Raven |
January 1st |
67 |
Starling |
January 1st |
68 |
House Sparrow |
January 1st |
69 |
Chaffinch |
January 1st |
70 |
Goldfinch |
January 1st |
71 |
Siskin |
January 1st |
72 |
Reed Bunting |
January 1st |
73 |
Corn Bunting |
January 1st |
74 |
Great-spotted Woodpecker |
January 2nd |
75 |
Grey Wagtail |
January 2nd |
76 |
Redwing |
January 2nd |
77 |
Wren |
January 2nd |
78 |
Brambling |
January 2nd |
79 |
Yellowhammer |
January 2nd |
80 |
Shelduck |
January 3rd |
81 |
Little Egret |
January 3rd |
82 |
Bewick’s Swan |
January 5th |
83 |
Coal Tit |
January 5th |
84 |
Dusky Warbler |
January 6th |
85 |
Goosander |
January 9th |
86 |
Lesser-spotted Woodpecker |
January 9th |
87 |
Bullfinch |
January 9th |
88 |
Little grebe |
January 14th |
89 |
Bearded Tit |
January 14th |
90 |
Lesser Redpoll |
January 15th |
91 |
Merlin |
January 16th |
92 |
Kingfisher |
January 19th |
93 |
Bittern |
February 6th |
94 |
Linnet |
February 6th |
95 |
Egyptian Goose |
February 8th |
96 |
Canada Goose |
February 9th |
97 |
Spoonbill |
February 27th |
98 |
Lesser Black-backed Gull |
March 5th |
99 |
Barn Owl |
March 6th |
100 |
Cattle Egret |
March 10th |
101 |
Black-tailed Godwit |
March 10th |
102 |
Dunlin |
March 11th |
103 |
Mediterranean Gull |
March 12th |
104 |
Ringed Plover |
March 13th |
105 |
Avocet |
March 14th |
106 |
Little-ringed Plover |
March 17th |
107 |
Garganey |
March 18th |
108 |
Ruff |
March 19th |
109 |
Yellow-legged Gull |
March 19th |
110 |
Redshank |
March 20th |
111 |
Glossy Ibis |
March 22nd |
112 |
Blackcap |
March 23rd |
113 |
Black Swan |
March 25th |
114 |
Little Owl |
March 26th |
115 |
Greenfinch |
March 26th |
116 |
Swallow |
April 1st |
117 |
Spotted Crake |
April 3rd |
118 |
Sedge Warbler |
April 3rd |
119 |
Barnacle Goose |
April 5th |
120 |
House martin |
April 7th |
121 |
Long-eared Owl |
April 10th |
122 |
Sand Martrin |
April 10th |
123 |
Yellow Waghtail |
April 12th |
124 |
Nightingale |
April 12th |
125 |
Reed Warbler |
April 12th |
126 |
Common Tern |
April 13th |
127 |
Wheatear |
April 13th |
128 |
Common Whitethroat |
April 13th |
129 |
Hobby |
April 15th |
130 |
Purple Heron |
April 18th |
131 |
Cuckoo |
April 18th |
132 |
Lesser Whitethroat |
April 19th |
133 |
Greenshank |
April 20th |
134 |
Whimbrel |
April 22nd |
135 |
Wood Sandpiper |
April 23rd |
136 |
Common Sandpiper |
April 23rd |
137 |
Bar-tailed Godwit |
April 23rd |
138 |
Ring Ouzel |
April 26th |
139 |
Turtle Dove |
April 28th |
140 |
Whinchat |
April 28th |
141 |
Willow Warbler |
April 28th |
142 |
Oystercatcher |
April 29th |
143 |
Garden Warbler |
April 30th |
144 |
Curlew |
April 30th |
145 |
Osprey |
May 1st |
146 |
Swift |
May 1st |
147 |
Spotted Flycatcher |
May 14th |
148 |
Red Kite |
May21st |
149 |
Black Kite |
May21st |
150 |
Grasshopper Warbler |
May21st |
151 |
Eleonora’s Falcon |
May 26th |
152 |
Caspian Tern |
May 26th |
153 |
Black-winged Stilt |
June 3rd |
154 |
****’* ******* |
June 29th |
155 |
Honey Buzzard |
July 24th |
156 |
Wood Warbler |
July 30th |
157 |
White Stork |
August 14th |
158 |
Little Gull |
August 16th |
159 |
Spotted Redshank |
August 20th |
160 |
Temminck’s Stint |
August 21st |
161 |
Turnstone |
August 28th |
162 |
Curlew Sandpiper |
September 6th |
163 |
Pied Flycatcher |
September 11th |
164 |
Redstart |
September 14th |
165 |
Pink-footed Goose |
September 22nd |
166 |
Yellow-browed Warbler |
September 26th |
167 |
Common Crane |
October 2nd |
168 |
Grey Phalarope |
October 10th |
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Below are species not yet seen or physically heard by any visitors to the Stour |
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These are of remote recordings made by Marc Heath with an overnight recording device |
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The species list so far = 3 |
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Number |
Species |
Date |
1 |
Curlew |
January 8th |
2 |
Little Owl (seen March 26th) |
March 14th |
3 |
Common Scoter |
April 11th |
Little Grebe today. At the Westbere "R-n Duck" platform. The Goosander is at the same place but seems to spend its time behind the island so best to go to the view point further up where you can see behind the island. Brendan
ReplyDeleteNot sure if you have had Willow Warbler this year but one singing at Collard's this morning Brendan
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