| Canada Goose | 3 over at dusk |
| Common Buzzard | 3 |
| Little Owl | 1 at dusk between Canons farmhouse and Burgh Heath |
| Green Woodpecker | 3 |
| Nuthatch | 2 |
| Meadow Pipit | 8 |
| Chaffinch | 20 Buzzard field |
| Greenfinch | 1 |
| Bullfinch | 2 - 1 in Tawny Wood & 1 Lunch Wood |
| Yellowhammer | 2 |
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| Common Buzzard | 3 (2 together hovering near Holly Lane car park, one later over woods) |
| Kestrel | 1 (Holly Lane meadow) |
| Woodpigeon | 7 |
| Rose-ringed Parakeet | 1 |
| Green Woodpecker | 3 |
| Great Spotted Woodpecker | 2 |
| Magpie | 10 |
| Jackdaw | 7 |
| Carrion Crow | 5 |
| Blue Tit | 1 |
| Great Tit | 6 |
| Skylark | p (Perrotts) |
| Nuthatch | 2 |
| Blackbird | 2 |
| Song Thrush | 1 |
| Mistle Thrush | 2 (together Park Farm/Holly Lane Meadow, possibly pair) |
| Robin | 16 |
| Kestrel | 1 female |
| Long-tailed Tit | 1 Tawny wood |
| Redwing | 1+ |
| Linnet | 40+ |
| Common Buzzard | 1 |
| Kestrel | 1 |
| Rose-ringed Parakeet | 2 |
| Green Woodpecker | 1 |
| Magpie | 2 |
| Blue Tit | 1 |
| Great Tit | 2 |
| Robin | 1 |
| Common Buzzard | 3; 2 soaring over Canons Wood, 1 over Holly Wood |
| Kestrel | 1 m hovering over Round Meadow |
| Stonechat | 4; 3m 1 fem on fence wires with a fem Yellowhammer -Reads Bottom/Horse Pasture |
| Red Kite | 1 |
| Common Buzzard | 1 |
| Kestrel | 1 |
| Green Woodpecker | 1 |
| Skylark | 25+ |
| Fieldfare | 20 |
| Redwing | 10 |
| Stonechat | 1 Reads Bottom |
| Grey Heron | 1 flew S over Chipstead Valley 11:00 |
| Lesser Redpoll | Up to 50 between posts 6 & 7 |
| Other bird 1 | 1 Firecrest near post 8 |
Snowing. Photos by Barry
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| Lesser Redpolls |
| Common Buzzard | 2 |
| Tawny Owl | 1 |
| Lesser Redpoll | 100 near post 8 |
| Sparrowhawk | 1 female circling over Legal & General / Stoney Nob 15:17 |
| Common Buzzard | 2 |
| Kestrel | 1 |
| Fieldfare | 60+ |
| Linnet | 70+ |
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Thanks to our contributors for keeping this website up to date and sharing your sightings. As well as appearing on the logbook page, the information is kept on our database which is sent annually to the London Bird Club and Surrey Bird Club.
It is easy for me to transfer sightings from the web submission form to this database and to the blog but it takes far more time to manually transfer tweets and personal messages. I make an effort to input tweets and messages that we do receive into the database but this isn't ideal, and I do not have time to also type them out for the blog, and I cannot guarantee that all such information received 'unofficially' will be collected. So please use the form on the website to send in your sightings to keep this going.