19^th Goosander (2m, 2f): On the Tove river – just in Bucks. Tove Valley (Chris Coppock/BuBC)
19^th Pintail (f): Willen Lake North (BuBC)
18^th Marsh Harrier (m): Male viewed briefly flying into the lake, before perching in a tree on the far side of the lake opposite heronry hide. The first male I have seen here over the winter. With the two females, this makes three now visiting Linford Lakes NR (BuBC)
15^th Jack Snipe: Bury Field, Newport Pagnell (BuBC)
14^th Kestrel, Great Spotted Woodpecker, Ring-necked Parakeets (4): around the back of the allotments, New Bradwell (Graham Lynham)

Ring-necked parakeet (Photo © Graham Lynham)
12^th Siberian Chiffchaff: A very pale bird associating with 4 or 5 Common Chiffchaffs and a Goldcrest, Ravenstone (BuBC)
12^th Pintail (m), Marsh Harrier: a smart pintail drake in amongst ducks and coots in the unfrozen water in front of heronry hide. Linford Lakes NR (BuBC)
8^th Goosander (2f), Kingfisher, Cormorant: all in River Ouse at the edge of the Millfield, Stony Stratford (Joe Clinch)
8^th Goosander (2m, 1f): on R. Ouse near Mill House. One male flew off  leaving a pair remaining. Newport Pagnell (Martin Ferns)
7^th White-fronted Goose (7): dropped into ice-free hole on lake in front of Far/Heronry hide with big flock of Greylag and Canada Geese. Linford Lakes NR (BuBC)
6^th Lapwing – cold weather movement: Total of 446 mostly moving south/southwest through Tattenhoe, Bletchley and Furzton through the day, in singles and flocks of up to around 84 birds. (Harry Appleyard)
5^th Marsh Harrier: very dark with nearly white crown. Watched for 15 minutes, then disappeared, possibly into Stanton Low reedbed (Chris Coppock/BuBC)
4^th White-fronted Goose (7): Gayhurst Quarry (Martin Ferns)
3^rd Peregrine (2): Spent most of the time perched on one of the warehouses, but did fly about; one harrassed a cormorant. Broughton Brook Park. (Graham Lynham)


Peregrines (Photos © Graham Lynham)
3^rd Marsh Harrier (f):  Linford Lakes NR (BuBC)
1^st Mandarin Duck (m): Willen Lake South (Martin Ferns)
1^st Pintail (fem): still present by the spit. Willen Lake North (BuBC)
1^st Common Crossbill (16): A flock of at least 8 initially feeding in pines at the N end of Oak Wood; later as I was leaving the wood, 11 flew out and were joined by 5 others. These all circled together a few times before heading back into the wood. Rushmere Park (Rob Andrews/BuBC)
1^st White-fronted Goose (2 adults, 6 juvs): Initially 7 seen in flight, then landed with other geese. A bit later a single flew in and joined them. Could easily be a family party, with 2 adults and 6 juvs. One of the adults is gorgeous with much black on the belly. Gayhurst Quarry (BuBC)