BIRDS
- Marsh Tits – Howe Park Wood and Oxley Park
- Redwings – Tattenhoe
- Fieldfares – Tattenhoe Park
- Siskins – Tattenhoe
- Lesser Redpolls – Tattenhoe
- Woodcock – Tattenhoe Park (Sunday 1st November)
- Mistle Thrush – St. Giles Church meadow, Tattenhoe (Sunday 1st November)
- Great-Spotted Woodpecker drumming – Howe Park Wood (Monday 2nd November)
- Tawny Owl calling – Willen Lake South (Sunday 1st November)
(all Harry Appleyard)
- Red Crested Pochard drake at North Willen Lake (1st Nov, Martin Kincaid)
- Starling murmuration growing at North Willen (Ann Strutton)
- Yellowhammers in hedgerows outside Little Linford Wood (1st Nov, Martin Kincaid)
- During this month we have had the pleasure of almost daily visits by up to 20 Goldfinches, 2 Greenfinches, 2 Long Tailed Tits, 4 Chaffinches and a Wren (Val & Brian Ellis Bancroft)
INSECTS
LEPIDOPTERA
- Peacock Butterfly – St.Giles Church meadow, Tattenhoe (Sunday 1st November)
- Commas – Tattenhoe (Sunday 1st November)
- Brimstones – Howe Park Wood (Sunday 1st November)
- Red Admiral – Howe Park Wood (Sunday 1st November)
- Larva of Grey Dagger moth found in bat box at LLNR (1st Nov, MK)
ODONATA
Common Darters – Howe Park Wood and Tattenhoe Park
ORTHOPTERA
- Roesel’s Bush-crickets still at Linford Lakes Nature Reserve (1st Nov, Simon Bunker)
- ¡Oak Bush-cricket at Campbell Park Pavilion (30th Oct, MK)
Sightings Martin Kincaid and Harry Appleyard
PLANTS – ANGIOSPERMS
Harebells still in flower at Stonepit, Great Linford