January - Long-billed Dowitcher February - White-fronted Goose March - Water Pipit April - Wood Warbler May - Savi's Warbler July - Stilt Sandpiper August - Tree Pipit September - Red-backed Shrike October - Honey Buzzard November - Hume's Warbler December - Barnacle Goose, Black-throated Diver

Walk and bike only from home no lifts full list on BUBO best: Water Pipit, Woodcock, Whinchat, Woodchat Shrike(found on local patch)Yellow Wagtail, Crossbill, Honey Buzzard, Wood Sandpiper, Red Kite, Great White Egret, Greenshank, Cuckoo,Garden Warbler, Turtle Dove, Wheatear, Nightingale, Corn Bunting, Log-tailed Duck,Woodlark, Great Grey Shrike, Dartford Warbler,Tree Sparrow, Hen Harrier, Slav Grebe, Rb Merg,Nuthatch, Shag, Scaup, Goosander, Smew, Fudge Duck, Waxwing Tawny Owl, Chiffchaff, Mandarin, Peregrine, Firecrest, Grey Wagtail, Green Sandpiper, Pintail, Bar-tailed Godwit

On Foot From Home. Non Coastal. Latest 21_Feb: Med Gull, Short-eared Owl, Green Woodpecker, Chiffchaff, Oystercatcher, Shelduck. 17Jan: another roost of 8 Leo, Rlpart, Ylgull, Barn Owl, 10_Jan: HAWFINCH, Gadwall, Shoveller, Pochard, Buzzard, Dipper, Grey Wagtail, Mipit, Skylark. 9_Jan: LITTLE EGRET & Linnet. surprise pair of Peregrines flying by Washington WWT, Tree Sparrow, Kingfisher, Goldcrest, LBBGull: :Bittern, Arctic Redpoll, Mealy Redpoll, Lesser Redpoll, Waxwing, Brambling, Long-eared Owl, Little Owl, Tawny Owl, Water Rail, Jack Snipe, Woodcock. http://s-evans.blogspot.com

A New Year and a new cycling challenge. How many species can I see in my home county of Worcestershire? So only non-motorised birds to be counted. No 'carbon twitching'.