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Just one of the Common Terns at Little Marlow that were fitted with Colour rings in June
	A Pied Wagtail at Calvert Lakes in July
This Grey Wagtail was seen at Calvert in July
	This juvenile Spotted Flycatcher was photographed at Hillesden in July.
This very pale Common Buzzard was seen near Ford in 2007
	Can you Identify this young wading bird? Click on the photo for the answer.
This Black Tern was at Broughton Trout Pools in May.
	This Sanderling was at Caldecotte Lake in May.
A very scarce bird in the county. This Black-throated Diver was at Calvert in Mid May
	A mega bird for the county in the form of Purple Heron was seen briefly at College Lake in early May
A female Kestrel hovering at Ivinghoe in April
	Shelducks at Broughton Trout Pools
This pair of Red-legged Partridges were at Hillesden in May
	This Great Reed Warbler was a one day visitor to Willen Lake on 11th May. It may well be the "bird of the year" for 2008.
Look carefully for the Temminck's Stint. Seen at Little Marlow on 13th May
	This Grey Plover stayed at Linford for several days in May.
This Skylark was photographed at Hillesden in May.
	This 1st summer Little Gull was at Little Marlow in late April
This stunning Black-necked Grebe was at Calvert in April
	One of several Wheatears at Calvert Landfill site.
Click on the map to see the latest status report on the survey work being carried out for the BTO Atlas and the Bucks Atlas Updated 28th April 2008
	Quainton Hills also turned up this female Redstart
This rather nice male Ring Ouzel was at Quainton Hills
	These Ring-necked Parakeets were photographed at Thorney Park
A scarce bird in the county, this Pied Flycatcher was at Quainton Hills
	Calvert Sailing Lake for the venue for this early Sedge Warbler
This confiding Sparrowhawk was photographed in an Aylesbury garden
	A close relative of the Goldcrest below, this Firecrest was in Wendover Woods
This rather nice Goldcrest was visiting a garden in Chesham
	These Avocets were at Willen Lake for one day in late March
This male Peregrine Falcon is one of a pair that are resident in the centre of Aylesbury. A nesting platform was erected by the Bucks County Council in early 2008. Updated March 2008
	A very scarce bird in the county, this Willow Tit was photographed in the Vale of Aylesbury during February.
Sadly this Little Auk was taken into care and died.
	The 2006 Annual Report is now available. Available for purchase. Click on picture for details
	Yet another Great Grey Shrike, also very elusive this time at Princes Risborough in early January and still present as of 13th.
The Great Grey Shrike has proven to be very elusive at Quainton Hills but was relocated on 29th December and seen on several days in January.