Compiled list from
various sources* and it may not be 100% accurate. Please let me know if you
know of any additional species to add onto the list.
1.
Brent Goose - Rare - 8 (over)
in January 87, 1 in December 88, 1 in December 15
2.
Canada Goose – Common
3.
Barnacle Goose - Rare - 1 in May 19, 1 in
October 23
4.
Greylag Goose - Common
5.
White-fronted Goose - Rare -
8 in January 87, 2 over November 18
6.
Mute Swan - Common
7.
Bewick's Swan - Rare - 43 in
March 66, 5 in November 88, 4 in November 90
8.
Whooper Swan - Rare - historical
records from U.C.V., 1 in March 19, 2 in January 2020
9.
Egyptian Goose - Scarce
10. Common Shelduck
- Scarce
11. Mandarin Duck - Scarce
12. Garganey - Rare -
recorded (Clews, 87), 1 in April 16 (in the U.C.V.)
13. Shoveler -
Occasional
14. Gadwall -
Occasional
15. Wigeon -
Occasional (used to be common with one count of 100+ !)
16. Mallard - Common
17. Pintail - Scarce
18. Teal -
Occasional (more common in the U.C.V.)
19. Red-crested Pochard - Scarce
20. Pochard -
Occasional (used to be common with regularly up to 150 !)
21. Ferruginous Duck - Rare -
1 in January 87, 1 in September 22
22. Tufted Duck - Common (more
regular in the U.C.V.)
23. Scaup - Rare -
1 in 66, 2 in November 88
24. Velvet Scoter – Rare – 2 in
November 24
25. Common Scoter - Scarce
26. Goldeneye – Scarce
27. Smew - Rare -
3 in December 88
28. Goosander -
Occasional
29. Red-breasted
Merganser - Rare - 1 in April 79
30. Ruddy Duck - Rare -
1 in November 97
31. Red-legged Partridge – Rare,
recorded (Clews, 87), 1 in April 19, 1 in 2020, 1 in March 24
32. Grey Partridge -
Rare - historical (Clews, 87), 1 in February 95, 1 in March 24
33. Pheasant -
Occasional
34. Red-throated
Diver - Rare - 1 in February 76
35. Black-throated Diver - Rare -
1 in Nov to Dec 91, 1 reported in December 09
36. Fulmar - Rare
- 1 in May 17
37. Little Grebe -
Occasional (Common in the U.C.V.)
38. Red-necked Grebe - Rare -
1 in 68, 1 in Feb to Mar 79, 1 in February 01
39. Great Crested Grebe
- Common
40. Black-necked Grebe - Rare -
1 in February 02, 1 in April 16 (in the U.C.V.), 1 in April 18
41. Glossy Ibis – Rare – 1 over
November 24
42. Grey Heron - Common
43. Cattle Egret – Scarce
44. Great White Egret - Scarce
45. Little Egret – Occasional
46. Cormorant – Common
47. Shag - Rare - 1 in
April 18
48. Osprey - Scarce
49. Sparrowhawk - Common
50. Marsh Harrier - Rare -
1 in July 15 (in the U.C.V.), 1 in April 19 (over)
51. Red Kite - Common
52. Buzzard - Common
53. Water Rail - Scarce
54. Moorhen - Common
55. Coot -
Occasional (Common in the U.C.V.)
56. Oystercatcher – Occasional
57. Lapwing -
Occasional
58. Golden Plover - Occasional
59. Grey Plover - Rare -
1 in October 67, 1 in September 14
60. Ringed Plover -
Occasional
61. Little Ringed Plover -
Occasional
62. Whimbrel - Scarce
63. Curlew - Occasional
64. Bar-tailed Godwit
- Rare - 1 to 3 in August 74, 2 in April 21, 1 in May 22
65. Black-tailed Godwit
- Scarce
66. Turnstone - Scarce
67. Knot - Rare -
1 in January 76, 1 in March 17
68. Ruff - Rare -
Irregular in the 80s, 1 in September 14, 1 in September 17
69. Sanderling – historically Rare,
but in recent years several records
70. Dunlin - Occasional
71. Little Stint - Rare -
4 in September 96
72. Woodcock - Scarce
73. Jack Snipe - Scarce
74. Snipe - Common
75. Grey Phalarope - Rare - 1 in
September 17, 1 in September 18
76. Common Sandpiper - Common
77. Green Sandpiper -
Occasional
78. Redshank -
Occasional
79. Wood Sandpiper - Rare - 1 in
July 15 (in the U.C.V.)
80. Greenshank - Scarce
81. Kittiwake -
Scarce
82. Black-headed
Gull - Common
83. Little Gull - Scarce
84. Mediterranean Gull
– Scarce
85. Common Gull - Common
86. Great Black-backed
Gull - Scarce
87. Glaucous Gull - Rare -
recorded (Clews, 87)
88. Herring Gull - Common
89. Caspian Gull - Scarce
- first record in December 16, but a few since
90. Yellow-legged Gull -
Occasional
91. Lesser Black-backed
Gull - Common
92. Sandwich Tern - Scarce
93. Little Tern - Rare -
1 in May 66, 1 in April 08, 1 in May 15
94. Common Tern - Common
95. Arctic Tern -
Occasional
96. Black Tern - Scarce
97. Great Skua - Rare -
2 in October 14
98. Pomarine Skua - Rare
99. Arctic Skua - Rare -
May 78
100.
Feral Pigeon - Occasional
101.
Stock Dove - Common
102.
Woodpigeon - Common
103.
Turtle Dove – Rare – historical
104.
Collared Dove - Common
105.
Cuckoo – Rare – 1 in May 22
106.
Barn Owl - Scarce
107.
Tawny Owl - Rare
108.
Little Owl – Scarce – historical
109.
Short-eared Owl - Rare - recorded
(Clews, 87), 1 in May 08, 1 in December 14
110.
Swift - Common
111.
Kingfisher - Common
112.
Lesser Spotted Woodpecker - Rare -
1 in March 08
113.
Great Spotted Woodpecker - Common
114.
Green Woodpecker - Common
115.
Kestrel - Common
116.
Merlin - Rare - 1 in
February 12, 1 in October 23
117.
Hobby - Scarce
118.
Peregrine - Occasional
119.
Ring-necked Parakeet - Scarce
120.
Jay - Common
121.
Magpie - Common
122.
Jackdaw - Common
123.
Rook - Common
124.
Crow - Common
125.
Raven - Occasional
126.
Waxwing - Rare - 2 in
December 12
127.
Coal Tit - Common
128.
Marsh Tit – Scarce, becoming rare!
129.
Willow Tit – Rare – was one of the last
sites in Oxfordshire, but unlikely to occur at all anymore
130.
Blue Tit - Common
131.
Great Tit - Common
132.
Skylark - Common
133.
Sand Martin - Common
134.
Swallow - Common
135.
House Martin – Common
136.
Red-rumped Swallow - Rare - 1 in May 19 (fourth
record for Oxon)
137.
Cetti’s Warbler - Scarce
138.
Long-tailed Tit - Common
139.
Willow Warbler - Common
140.
Chiffchaff - Common (and
Siberian Chiffchaff, winter 14/15)
141.
Wood Warbler - Rare - 1 in April
16, 1 in April 18
142.
Sedge Warbler - Common
143.
Reed Warbler - Occasional
144.
Grasshopper Warbler - Occasional (more
common in the U.C.V.)
145.
Blackcap - Common
146.
Garden Warbler - Common
147.
Lesser Whitethroat - Common
148.
Whitethroat - Common
149.
Firecrest - Rare - 1 in February 99,
1 Jan to Mar 02, 1 in January 03, 1 in October 22
150.
Goldcrest - Common
151.
Wren - Common
152.
Nuthatch - Scarce
153.
Treecreeper - Common
154.
Starling – Common
155.
Ring Ouzel – Rare – 1 in April 23
156.
Blackbird - Common
157.
Fieldfare - Common
158.
Redwing - Common
159.
Song Thrush - Common
160.
Mistle Thrush - Occasional
161.
Spotted Flycatcher – Occasional, becoming
scarce!
162.
Robin - Common
163.
Pied Flycatcher - Rare - 1 in September
95, 1 in April 96, 1 in August 97, 1 in June 18, 1 in April 23
164.
Black Redstart - Rare - 1 in
November 14, 1 in November 15
165.
Redstart - Occasional
166.
Whinchat - Occasional (more
common in the U.C.V.)
167.
Stonechat - Occasional (more
common in the U.C.V.)
168.
Wheatear – Occasional
169.
House Sparrow - Occasional
170.
Tree Sparrow – Rare - Historical (a
count of 200+ in Aug 90!)
171.
Dunnock - Common
172.
Yellow Wagtail - Common
173.
Grey Wagtail - Common
174.
Pied Wagtail - Common (also White
Wagtail on passage)
175.
Meadow Pipit - Common
176.
Tree Pipit - Scarce
177.
Water Pipit - Rare
178.
Rock Pipit - Scarce
179.
Chaffinch - Common
180.
Brambling - Occasional
181.
Hawfinch - Rare - 1 (over) in
October 11, 1 (over) in October 21, 4 (over) October 24, 1 (over) in November
24
182.
Bullfinch - Common
183.
Greenfinch - Common
184.
Linnet - Common
185.
Redpoll (Lesser) - Occasional
186.
Crossbill - Scarce
187.
Goldfinch - Common
188.
Siskin - Common
189.
Corn Bunting - Rare - historical, 1 in
January 97
190.
Yellowhammer - Occasional
191.
Reed Bunting - Common
* References:
- B.O.S. and O.O.S.
annual reports
- Birds of the Heart
of England (B.O.S. / Easterbrook, 2013)
- Where to Watch
Birds in Beds, Berks, Bucks, Herts and Oxon (Clews et al, 1987)
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