Redwing

 Redwing, Fen Drayton Lakes RSPB, 30th December 2025 © Garth Peacock

 Plumage colouring emphasised by the late evening sun. GP

Common Crane

 Common Crane, Thorney, 24th December 2025 © Matthew Webb

'Common Cranes heading south to the Nene Washes over Thorney Dyke.' MW

Goldcrest

 Goldcrest, Fen Drayton Lkes RSPB 15th December 2025 © Cookie Shorten

Blue Tit

 Blue Tit, Fen Drayton Lakes RSPB, 15th December 2025 © Cookie Shorten

Bearded Tit (Reedling)

 Bearded Tit ( Reedling) Ouse Fen RSPB, 20th December 2025 © Tracey Graves

Reed Bunting

 Reed Bunting, Ouse Fen RSPB, 20th December 2025 © Tracey Graves

Grey Heron

 Grey Heron, Ouse Fen RSPB, 20th December 2025 © Tracey Graves

Marsh Harrier

 Marsh Harrier, Ouse Fen RSPB, 20th December 2025 © Tracey Graves

Cormorant

 Cormorant, Ouse Fen RSPB, 20th December 2025 © Tracey Graves

Starling

 Starling, Ouse Fen RSPB, 11th December 2025 © Tracey Graves

Mute Swan

 Mute Swan, Ouse Fen RSPB, 11th December 2025 © Tracey Graves

Little Owl

 Little Owl, Burwell, 15th December 20205 © Alan Fersht

Lapwing

 Lapwing, Bakers Fen, 10th December 2025 © Cookie Shorten

Pheasant

 Pheasant, Bakers Fen, 10th December 2025 © Cookie Shorten

Black-headed Gull

 Black-headed Gull, Burwell, 11th December 2025 © Paul Craske

Lapwing

 Lapwing, Burwell Fen, 11th December 2025 © Paul Craske

Brambling

 Brambling, Barton, 10th December 2025 © Roger Hardie

Yellowhammer

 Yellowhammer, Barton, 8th December 2025 © Roger Hardie

Goldfinch

 Goldfinch, Barton, 10th December 2025 © Roger Hardie

Reed Bunting

 Reed Bunting, Barton, 2nd December 2025 © Roger Hardie

Red Kite

 Red Kite, Cottenham, 2nd December 2025 © Garth Peacock

Proving that Red Kites are not just scavengers. GP 

Long-eared Owl

 Long-eared Owl, Kings Dyke NR, 7th December 2025 © George Walthew

'...photos of three of eight Long-eared Owls now roosting at Kings Dyke NR. An additional four birds seems to have arrived in the last couple of days and they are now sitting in two groups of four (family parties?), the new arrivals closer to the path and more in view.' GW