Society Record of Birds Species Seen

 

BIRDS SEEN BY STOCKPORT BIRDWATCHING SOCIETY (February 2023)

 

The list is in alphabetical order to help locate species. 

Only species that are on the British Ornithologists' Unions list of accepted British Species are recorded.

The names of birds are the names that are in common use at the time of writing.

 

1.      American Golden Plover

2.      American Wigeon

3.      Arctic Redpoll

4.      Arctic Skua

5.      Arctic Tern

6.      Arctic Warbler

7.      Avocet

8.      Baikal Teal

9.      Balearic Shearwater

10.   Barnacle Goose

11.   Barn Owl

12.   Barred Warbler

13.   Bar-tailed Godwit

14.   Bean Goose

15.   Bearded Tit

16.   Bewick's Swan

17.   Bittern

18.   Blackbird

19.   Blackcap

20.   Black Guillemot

21.   Black-headed Gull

22.   Black-necked Grebe

23.   Black Redstart

24.   Black Scoter

25.   Black Stork

26.   Black-tailed Godwit

27.   Black Tern

28.   Black-throated Diver

29.   Bluethroat

30.   Blue Tit

31.   Blue-winged Teal

32.   Brambling

33.   Brent Goose

34.   Bullfinch

35.   Buzzard

36.   Canada Goose

37.   Carrion Crow

38.   Cattle Egret

39.   Cetti's Warbler

40.   Chaffinch

41.   Chiffchaff

42.   Chough

43.   Coal Tit

44.   Collared Dove

45.   Common Crane

46.   Common Crossbill

47.   Common Gull

48.   Common Rosefinch

49.   Common Sandpiper

50.   Common Scoter

51.   Common Tern

52.   Coot

53.   Cormorant

54.   Corn Bunting

55.   Cory's Shearwater

56.   Cuckoo

57.   Curlew

58.   Curlew Sandpiper

59.   Dipper

60.   Dotterel

61.   Dunlin

62.   Dunnock

63.   Dusky Warbler

64.   Egyptian Goose

65.   Eider

66.   Ferruginous Duck

67.   Fieldfare

68.   Firecrest

69.   Forster's Tern

70.   Fulmar

71.   Gadwall

72.   Gannet

73.   Garden Warbler

74.   Garganey

75.   Glaucous Gull

76.   Glossy Ibis

77.   Goldcrest

78.   Goldeneye

79.   Golden Plover

80.   Goldfinch

81.   Goosander

82.   Goshawk

83.   Grasshopper Warbler

84.   Great Black-backed Gull

85.   Great-crested Grebe

86.   Great Grey Shrike

87.   Great Northern Diver

88.   Great Skua

89.   Great Spotted Woodpecker

90.   Great Tit

91.   Great White Egret

92.   Greenfinch

93.   Greenish Warbler

94.   Green Sandpiper

95.   Greenshank

96.   Green Woodpecker

97.   Green-winged Teal

98.   Grey Heron

99.   Grey Partridge

100.  Grey Phalarope

101.  Grey Plover

102.  Grey Wagtail

103.  Greylag Goose

104.  Guillemot

105.  Hawfinch

106.   Hen Harrier

107.   Herring Gull

108.   Hobby

109.   Hooded Crow

110.   House Martin

111.   House Sparrow

112.   Icterine Warbler

113.   Isabelline Shrike

114.   Jackdaw

115.   Jack Snipe

116.   Jay

117.   Kentish Plover

118.   Kestrel

119.   Kingfisher

120.   Kittiwake

121.   Knot

122.   Lapland Bunting

123.   Lapwing

124.   Leach's Petrel

125.   Lesser Black-backed Gull

126.   Lesser Redpoll

127.   Lesser Spotted Woodpecker

128.   Lesser Whitethroat

129.   Lesser Yellowlegs

130.   Linnet

131.   Little Auk 

132.   Little Bunting

133.   Little Egret

134.   Little Grebe

135.   Little Gull

136.   Little Owl

137.   Little Ringed Plover

138.   Little Stint

139.   Little Tern

140.   Long-billed Dowitcher

141.   Long-eared Owl

142.   Long-tailed Duck

143.   Long-tailed Tit

144.   Magpie

145.   Mallard

146.   Mandarin

147.   Manx Shearwater

148.   Marsh Harrier

149.   Marsh Tit

150.   Meadow Pipit

151.   Mediterranean Gull

152.   Merlin

153.   Mistle Thrush

154.   Moorhen

155.   Mute Swan

156.   Nightingale

157.   Nuthatch

158.   Olive-backed Pipit

159.   Osprey

160.   Oystercatcher

161.   Pallas's Leaf Warbler

162.   Pectoral Sandpiper

163.   Peregrine Falcon

164.   Pheasant

165.   Pied Flycatcher

166.   Pied / White Wagtail

167.   Pink-footed Goose

168.   Pintail

169.   Pochard

170.   Pomerine Skua

171.   Puffin

172.   Purple Heron

173.   Purple Sandpiper

174.    Radde's Warbler

175.   Raven

176.   Razorbill

177.   Red Grouse

178.   Red Kite

179.   Red-backed Shrike

180.   Red-breasted Merganser

181.   Red-crested Pochard

182.   Red-eyed Vireo

183.   Red-flanked Bluetail

184.   Red-legged Partridge

185.   Red-necked Grebe

186.   Redshank

187.   Redstart

188.   Red-throated Diver

189.   Redwing

190.   Reed Bunting

191.   Reed Warbler

192.   Richard’s Pipit

193.   Ring Ouzel

194.   Ring-billed Gull

195.   Ringed Plover

196.   Ring-necked Duck

197.   Ring-necked Parakeet

198.   Robin

199.   Rock Dove

200.   Rock Pipit

201.   Rook

202.   Rose-coloured Starling

203.   Ruddy Duck

204.   Ruddy Shelduck

205.   Ruff

206.   Sabine’s Gull

207.   Sand Martin

208.   Sanderling

209.   Sandwich Tern

210.   Scaup

211.   Sedge Warbler

212.   Shag

213.   Shelduck

214.   Shorelark

215.   Short-eared Owl

216.   Shoveler

217.   Siberian Accentor

218.   Siskin

219.   Skylark

220.   Slavonian Grebe

221.   Smew

222.   Snipe

223.   Snow Bunting

224.   Song Thrush

225.   Sooty Shearwater

226.   Sparrowhawk

227.   Spoonbill

228.   Spotted Crake

229.   Spotted Flycatcher

230.   Spotted Redshank

231.   Spotted Sandpiper 

232.   Starling

233.   Stock Dove

234.   Stonechat

235.   Storm Petrel

236.   Subalpine Warbler

237.   Swallow

238.   Swift

239.   Tawny Owl

240.   Teal

241.   Temminck's Stint

242.   Treecreeper

243.   Tree Pipit

244.   Tree Sparrow

245.   Tufted Duck

246.   Turnstone

247.   Turtle Dove

248.   Twite

249.   Two-barred Greenish Warbler

250.   Velvet Scoter

251.   Water Pipit

252.   Water Rail

253.   Waxwing

254.   Wheatear

255.   Whimbrel

256.   Whinchat

257.   White-billed Diver

258.   White-fronted Goose

259.   Whitethroat

260.   White-winged Tern

261.   Whooper Swan

262.   Wigeon

263.   Willow Tit

264.   Willow Warbler

265.   Woodlark

266.   Woodpigeon

267.   Wood Sandpiper

268.   Wood Warbler

269.   Woodchat Shrike

270.   Woodcock

271.   Wren

272.   Wryneck

273.   Yellow-browed Warbler

274.   Yellow-legged Gull

275.   Yellowhammer

276.   Yellow Wagtail

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

BOU BRITISH LIST TOTAL

 

628 as at 29 November 2021

recorded as wild

(or apparently wild)

 

 

 

 

 

     

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