Cormorant

 Cormorant, Earith, 30th December 2020 © Simon Stirrup

Cetti's Warbler

 Cetti's Warbler, Cambridge Research Park, 31st December 2020 © Jon Heath

Great White Egret

 Great White Egret, Between Earith & Haddenham, 30th December 2020 © Simon Stirrup

'Attached is a record shot of one of the 2 GWEs near Hill Row Doles between Earith and Haddenham.  I saw another near Aldreth this afternoon – before this year there had only been one parish record.' SS

Stonechat

 Female Stonechat, Dernford Reservoir, 30th December 2020 © Steve Cooper

Grey Partridge

Grey Partridge, Graveley, 30th December 2020 © Christoph Zockler
 

Redwing

 Redwing, Fen Drayton Lakes RSPB, 30th December 2020 © Christoph Zockler

Ring-necked Parakeet

 Ring-necked Parakeet, Dunkirk, 29th December 2020 © Tony Martin

'This noisy bird has been whizzing overhead Dunkirk daily for a couple of years, but rarely lands. It did so this afternoon, in appalling light. A welcome splash of colour, nonetheless.' TM

 

Glossy Ibis

 Glossy Ibis, Chesterton Fen, 24th December 2020 © Jon Heath

White-fronted Goose

 Russian White-fronted Goose, Fen Drayton Lakes RSPB, 24th December 2020 © James Hanlon

Wigeon

 Wigeon, Fen Drayton Lakes RSPB, 24th December 2020 © James Hanlon

Blackcap

 Male Blackcap, Willingham 24th December 2020 © Colin Brown

Mute Swan

 Mute Swan, Wimpole Park, 15th December 2020 © Bob Steed

Kestrel

 Male Kestrel, Wimpole Park, 15th December 2020 © Bob Steed

Cormorant

 Cormorant, Wimpole Park, 15th December 2020 © Bob Steed

Unidentified Gull

 Unidentified Gull, Isleham Washes, 22nd November 2020 © Simon Henderson

'Just thought people may be interested in the attached photos of a bird I saw at Isleham washes on 22 Nov and whether you could post them on the CBC gallery.  I thought it was a little gull initially due to its small size in comparison with adjacent black headed gulls (see attached pic) but on closer inspection it clearly wasn’t.  I’d forgotten just how small Bonaparte’s gull is and it wasn’t until some weeks later and a chance conversation with another birder (Jeremy Holding) that it dawned on me that this was most likely an adult winter Bonaparte’s gull. I’d be interested to know what you and others think.

 Apologies to all for not identifying it immediately and alerting others to its presence but the thought that it might be a Bonapartes didn’t even enter my head.' SH

Thanks to Steve Cooper for responding as follows:-

'The gull on the web site is a Black headed gull most likely female due to size , the ear spot is small (large in Bonaparte's) the bill is bye coloured red and black it matches the other Black headed standing behind (black and spikey looking in Bonaparte's ), the nape is white (grey in Bonaparte's) and the the dark bar across the the crown is large even on this over exposed photo (small in Bonaparte's) Never under estimate the difference in size between male and female gulls.' SC

Whooper Swan

 Whooper Swans at Sunrise, Near Aldreth,17th December 2020 © Simon Stirrup

Glossy Ibis

 Glossy Ibis, Earith, 20th December 2020 © Simon Stirrup

Common Buzzard

 

Common Buzzard, Aldreth, 15th December 2020 © Nigel Sprowell

Tundra Bean Goose

Tundra Bean Goose, Wimpole Park, 17th December 2020 © Matthew Mellor
 

White-fronted Goose

 Russian White-fronted Goose, Wimpole Park, 17th December 2020 © Matthew Mellor

Red Kite

 Red Kite, Stilton. 17th December 2020 © Jonathan Stephenson