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David PS I only saw Ring Necked Parakeets. Apparently you can see Monk Parakeets at Southall in Middlesex or on the Isle of Dogs. 
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Yes, there are lesser spotted woodpeckers at Richmond Park but never an easy species to see anywhere!
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Hi there I was going to start a new thread on life lists but was told about this thread through a link so will be adding my life list to this thread.
BERWICK SWAN BLACK CAP BLACK HEADED GULL BLACKBIRD BLUE TIT BULL FINCH BUZZARD CANADA GOOSE CARRION CROW CHAFFINCH CHIFFCHAFF COAL TIT COLLARD DOVE COMMON GULL COMMON SANDPIPER COMMON SNIPE COMMON TERN COOT CORMORANT CURLEW DUNLIN DUNNOCK EGYPTIAN GOOSE FERAL PIGEON GADWELL GOLD FINCH GOLDEN PLOVER GOLDENEYE GOOSANDER GREAT CRESTED GREBE GREAT SPOTTED WOODPECKER GREAT TIT GREATER BLACK BACKED GULL GREEN FINCH GREEN WOODPECKERN GREY HERON GREY WAGTAIL HERRING GULL HOUSE MARTIN HOUSE SPARROW HYBRID GOOSE HYBRID MALLARD JACK SNIPE JACKDAW JAY KESTREL KINGFISHER LAPWING LESSER BLACK BACKED GULL LESSER REDPOLL LINNET LITTLE EGRET LITTLE GREBE LONG TAILED TIT LUISTIC BLACKBIRD MAGPIE MALLARD MOORHEN MUTE SWAN NUTHATCH OYSTERCATCHER PHEASANT PIED WAGTAIL PINTAIL POCHARD RED KITE REED BUNTING REED WARBLER ROBIN ROOK SAND MARTIN SCANDINAVIAN BLACKBIRD SEDGE WARBLER SHELDUCK SHOVELOR SISKIN SKYLARK SMEW SONG THRUSH STARLING STOCK DOVE SWALLOW SWIFT TEAL TREE SPARROW TUFTED DUCK WATER RAIL WHEATEAR WIDGEON WOOD PIGEON WREN YELLOW WAGTAIL I am now up to 94 species seen at present. Will be visiting Upton Warren again this Friday 11th May if anyone else is going to be threr please let me know because it's great to put faces to names. I hope to run a full life ist thread next year and will update the list from my own computer if you just put on the latest sightings or if there is enough of you out there this year who want to know who as seen the most why not add your current list to this thread and then just add your recent speicies and I will keep a running table going if you wish. BCB
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Hi Adrian
I still think a seperate life list thread would be a better idea; this can be for 2012 lists (I'm on 183, latest tree pipit) and the other one could be for life lists (I'm on approx 230, latest red-rumped swallow). What do you think? Stuart edit: I won't be at Upton Warren on Friday but I do plan to visit on one evening this spring/summer on my way home from work in Birmingham. If that appeals, let me know and I'll try to give you some notice!
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If you are counting a proper year list Adrian, you might want to score off your hybrids.
But on the other hand, everyone has their own interpritation of what they count and so long as you are happy with it, thats all that matters. [[B[/b]QUOTE=ADRIAN K;80725]Hi there I was going to start a new thread on life lists but was told about this thread through a link so will be adding my life list to this thread. BERWICK SWAN BLACK CAP BLACK HEADED GULL BLACKBIRD BLUE TIT BULL FINCH BUZZARD CANADA GOOSE CARRION CROW CHAFFINCH CHIFFCHAFF COAL TIT COLLARD DOVE COMMON GULL COMMON SANDPIPER COMMON SNIPE COMMON TERN COOT CORMORANT CURLEW DUNLIN DUNNOCK EGYPTIAN GOOSE FERAL PIGEON GADWELL GOLD FINCH GOLDEN PLOVER GOLDENEYE GOOSANDER GREAT CRESTED GREBE GREAT SPOTTED WOODPECKER GREAT TIT GREATER BLACK BACKED GULL GREEN FINCH GREEN WOODPECKERN GREY HERON GREY WAGTAIL HERRING GULL HOUSE MARTIN HOUSE SPARROW HYBRID GOOSE HYBRID MALLARD JACK SNIPE JACKDAW JAY KESTREL KINGFISHER LAPWING LESSER BLACK BACKED GULL LESSER REDPOLL LINNET LITTLE EGRET LITTLE GREBE LONG TAILED TIT LUISTIC BLACKBIRD MAGPIE MALLARD MOORHEN MUTE SWAN NUTHATCH OYSTERCATCHER PHEASANT PIED WAGTAIL PINTAIL POCHARD RED KITE REED BUNTING REED WARBLER ROBIN ROOK SAND MARTIN SCANDINAVIAN BLACKBIRD SEDGE WARBLER SHELDUCK SHOVELOR SISKIN SKYLARK SMEW SONG THRUSH STARLING STOCK DOVE SWALLOW SWIFT TEAL TREE SPARROW TUFTED DUCK WATER RAIL WHEATEAR WIDGEON WOOD PIGEON WREN YELLOW WAGTAIL I am now up to 94 species seen at present. Will be visiting Upton Warren again this Friday 11th May if anyone else is going to be threr please let me know because it's great to put faces to names. I hope to run a full life ist thread next year and will update the list from my own computer if you just put on the latest sightings or if there is enough of you out there this year who want to know who as seen the most why not add your current list to this thread and then just add your recent speicies and I will keep a running table going if you wish. BCB[/quote]
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09-05-12, 03:18 PM
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Yep, 183 species if I count the Somerset cranes although I know I technically shouldn't. So 182 for the purists. (+3 in Italy which don't count...)
Hoping to give it a bit of a boost with 4 days on Skokholm next week, and then I'll spend the summer trying to track down tricky lifers (stone curlew, turtle dove etc) before seeing what the return migration brings. If I end the year without a lesser spotted woodpecker or a firecrest, I am going to be cross.
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