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| Date | Species | Site | Count | Observer |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 01/10/23 | Whooper Swan | Rowsham | 2 | M Wallen |
| 09:00 | ad ? Either adults or sub-adults. 2 birds flying together came in quite high from the East, flew between Hulcott and Rowsham and continued westwards. They appeared to have a look at Watermead but kept going west, but were then seen to turn to the south, perhaps going towards Eythrope but distance very difficult to judge. I would never have seen these birds if I hadn't have been vis-migging. 3rd record here in 24years. | |||
| 20/03/23 | Whooper Swan | Lavendon STW | 3 | A Roach |
| 12:00 | Showing well off Harrold Road at Snelson farm. SP 93681 54397. | |||
| 18/03/23 | Whooper Swan | Cold Brayfield | 3 | R S Hill |
| 11:20 | The long staying adults in fields by Snelson Farm. | |||
| 12/02/23 | Whooper Swan | Cold Brayfield | 3 | R Norris |
| 12:17 | ad. Still present. | |||
| 17/01/23 | Whooper Swan | Cold Brayfield | 3 | N Webber |
| 11:30 | In field just to the west of the A428/B565 junction. Quite distant, with only heads and necks visible due to sloping ground. Be aware of the fast-moving traffic on this section. | |||
| 16/01/23 | Whooper Swan | Cold Brayfield | 3 | R A Fowles |
| 19:59 | Still in usual field,. | |||
| 13/01/23 | Whooper Swan | Cold Brayfield | 3 | M Wallen |
| 10:00 | ad. Still present. | |||
| 11/01/23 | Whooper Swan | Cold Brayfield | 3 | S Ramm |
| 12:45 | The 3 E of A428 at sp925530 with 2 Mute Swans. | |||
| 05/01/23 | Whooper Swan | Cold Brayfield | 3 | R D Andrews |
| 15:25 | Adults still showing well in field next to A428 between here and Lavendon. | |||
| 02/01/23 | Whooper Swan | Cold Brayfield | 3 | P Gibbs |
| 22:23 | Still present in the field between Lavendon and Cold Brayfield. | |||
| 01/01/23 | Whooper Swan | Cold Brayfield | 3 | L Evans |
| 12:40 | The 3 adults (2 metal-ringed in Iceland) still showing in the cereal crop east of Lavendon, north of the Bedford road and often out of view from the road. Initially discovered by Paul Nye in December and previously sighted at Harrold-Odell Country Park in Bedfordshire where perhaps they are roosting. | |||