Wednesday, 31 March

Ferry Meadows - 2 SANDWICH TERNS over Gunwade before flying north towards Milton (Brian Stone); Red Kite, c.30 Swallows (Matt Webb)

Wicken Fen - FIRECREST by the mooring at the junction of Wicken Lode and Monks Lode from the public right of way side of Wicken Lode (Vince Lea)

Tuesday, 30 March

Cambrige - probable ALPINE SWIFT reported from Coldhams Lane around the cement works (as per Carl Hutchinson)

Witcham - male RING OUSEL flew towards Wardy Hill from Wardy Hill Drove. Parking at TL477818, walk along Hale Fen Lane towards Lane Farm. Also ad Peregrine, Merlin (David Hopkins)

Berry/Bury Fen - 2 Turnstones (Mark Peck)

Nene Washes - 2 Avocets, Grey plover, Little Ringed Plover, 2 White Wagtails (Jonathan Taylor); 2 male & a fem Garganey along central Drove (John Saunders)

Madingley - 3 Buzzards (Mike Clydesdale)

Dry Drayton - Swallow (Mike Clydesdale)

Isleham Water Meadows - FIRECREST, 16 Avocets (Ben Green)

Monday, 29 March

Dogsthorpe tip - ad Caspian Gull, 2 Yellow-legged Gulls (Josh Jones)

Cambridge - Red Kite over north 12:30h, also Swallow (Jonathan Heath)

Willingham - Red Kite over south 15:00h (Jaqui Miller)

Ferry Meadows - Yellow Wagtail, 2 Red Kites (Paul Taylor); Egyptian Goose, 3 Swallows (Mike Weedon)

King's Dyke NR - Brambling (Brian Stone)

Sunday, 28 March

Cambridge - Woodcock in Fanshaw Road (Richard Patient)

Over - pair of RAVEN flew past heading towards Fen Drayton (Jeremy Lindsell)

Grafham Water - Marsh Harrier, 14 Avocet, Cetti's Warbler, 3 GREAT NORTHERN DIVER (Mark Hawkes)

Woodhurst - 2 Red Kite, 4 Common Buzzard, 16 tree sparrows (Duncan McNiven)

Histon - Red Kite (David Nation)

Fen Drayton - 3+ Willow Warblers (Neil Renwick)

Ferry Meadows - 1+ Willow Warblers (Don Gardener)

March Farmers - Curlew, CRANE, 3 Little Egrets, 2 Barn Owls, 4 Marsh Harriers (Mike Weedon)

Nene washes, Central Drove - 3 Little Egrets, 2 Water Pipits, 6 Marsh Harriers, 10 Black-tailed Godwits (Joh Saunders)

Haddenham - CRANE between Hog Hill and Wilburton (Paul Mason)

Castor Hanglands - 2 Lesser Spotted Woodpeckers, Mandarin (Mike Weedon)

Paxton Pits - 2 Yellow Wagtails, 2 Litle Ringed Plovers (Martin Davis); Red Kite over, 3 Red-crested Pochards (Jamie Wells, Jim Stevenson)

Oakington airfield - Red Kite nearby (David Chandler)

Saturday, 27 March

Coveney - ROUGH-LEGGED BUZZARD still (Tim Caldicott)

Milton country park - Willow Warbler, 9 Chiffchaff, 4 Blackcap, 2 Lesser Redpoll (Jonathan Heath)

Grafham Water - 4 GREAT NORTHERN DIVERS, Cetti's Warbler singing in lagoons, 13 Avocet, 12+ Chiffchaff, 2 Redpoll (Mark Hawkes)

Wicken Fen - 3 Hen Harriers, 6+ Marsh Harrier, Barn Owl, 4+ Woodcocks, 2 Water Rails (David Heath); male Garganey on Baker's Fen, 2 Little Egrets, 5 Cetti's Warblers, 6 Chiffchaffs (Ken, Maggie and Richard Hook)

Coveney/Witcham - male RING OUZEL flew west along hedge just south of village, Peregrine (Stuart Elsom)

Ferry Meadows - Yellow Wagtail over, Willow Warbler, Swallow (Matt Webb)

Nene Washes - 2 CRANES, 3 Water Pipits, Curlew over east, male White Wagtail, c.100 Whooper Swans (Mike Weedon)

Whittlesey - Red Kite over (Max Catterwell)

Bretton, Peterborough - Brambling (Don Gardener)

Friday, 26 March

Cambridge - male Wood Duck on the Cam still at Riverside this mornng (John Walsh)

Castor Hanglands - male Lesser Spotted Woodpecker, Osprey over (Richard Astle)

Kingfisher's Bridge - 16 Avocets, 2 Marsh Harriers, 7 Whooper Swans (John Thake)

Peterborough, Milton Park - RAVEN (Mick Beeson)

Ferry Meadows - 2 Egyptian Geese (Don Gardener)

Milton Pits - Swallow (Colin Kirtland)

Fulbourn - Swallow (Iain Webb)

Thursday, 25 March

Croxton - RAVEN over the A428 between the village and Eltisley 07:30h (Jonathan Hook)

March Farmers - 2 Avocets (Mike Weedon)

Maxey Pits - Jack Snipe, male Wheatear (John Saunders)

Fen Drayton Lakes - Willow Warbler singing, Cetti's warbler singing (Neil Renwick)

Farcet Fen - OSPREY over 13:50h (Steve Dudley)

Hemingford Grey - Swallow, Willow Warbler (Mike Everett)

Eldernell - imm Peregrine, 8 Marsh Harriers (Steve Gann)

Wednesday, 24 March

Coveney - ROUGH-LEGGED BUZZARD in the area again this afternoon (David Hopkins)

Sutton Gault - 2 GREAT WHITE EGRETS over north-east along the washes 18:15h (Mark Peck)

Eldernell - BLACK REDSTART in the evening (Joe Lynn)

Maxey Pits - 2 Little Ringed Plovers, 2 Wheatears, c.350 Golden Plovers (John Saunders)

Isleham Water Meadows - 15 Redshanks, 4 Avocets, Little Ringed Plover, 4 Sand Martins (Dave Palmer)

Trumpington - male & fem Wheatears (Mike Foley)

Aldreth - fem Wheatear along Dambank Drove (Paul Mason)

Wimpole Hall - 6+ Treecreepers, Yellow Wagtail, 5+ Marsh Tits, Buzzard (Andrew Clarke)

Monks Wood - 2 Crossbills, Woodcock, 10+ Nuthatches, 32 Marsh Tits (Rich Broughton)

Tubney Fen - 2 Little Ringed Plovers (Gareth Sandham)

Fen Drayton Lakes - fem Wheatear (Mike Knowles)

Cam Washes - 6 Little Egrets, 6 Marsh Harriers, 2 Buzzards, 2 Green Sandpipers, male Wheatear, Barn Owl (Jonathan & David Heath, Colin Kirtland)

Houghton Hill Farm - Wheatear

Tuesday, 23 March

Fowlmere - 5 Wheatears at the airfield this morning (Doug Radford)

Fen Drayton Lakes - 2 Wheatears in farmland adjacent to the entrance track from Swavesey (Neil Renwick)

Trumpington - Wheatear (Mike Foley)

Cambridge - Swallow over Addenbrooke's West Forvie site (Sarah Howlett)

Monday, 22 March

Fen Drayton Lakes - fem Wheatear on the main entrance track 11:15h (Dennis Hall); a second male Wheatear present by 11:50h (Nigel Sprowell)

Maxey Pits - male Wheatear, 5 Little Ringed Plovers, Green Sandpiper, 366 Golden Plovers (Mike Weedon)

Hinxton - Peregrine nearby (Sarah Howlett)

Cambridge, University Botanic Gardens - Little Egret over (Sarah Howlett)

Sunday, 21 March

Paxton Pits - 4 Little Ringed Plover, 5 Ringed plover, 4 Smew, Red-crested Pochard, 3 Little Egret, FIRECREST early morning, singing in Wray House Garden area again,Cetti's Warbler (Martin Davis)

Castor Mill - WAXWING (Matt Webb)

Aldreth - Red Kite over (Simon Stirrup)

Barrington - FIRECREST singing briefly also 6 displaying Buzzards, 2 Little Owl, Little Egret (Stephen Cooper)

Ouse Washes - 5 Avocets from the north landed just S of Pymore Railway Bridge (Owen Marks)

Nene Washes - 4 Little Egret, Merlin, c200 Golden Plover, White Wagtail (Mike Weedon)

Coldham's Common, Cambridge - 3 Common Buzzard, 3 Chiffchaff, 2 Blackcap (Joe Taylor)

Maxey Pits - male Wheatear, 2 Little Ringed Plovers (Mike Weedon); 6 Green Sandpipers, fem Wheatear (Chris Lines)

Castor Hanglands - 2 Lesser Spotted Woodpeckers (Mike Weedon)

Tanholt Pits - 2 Wheatears, 2 Green Sandpipers (Dave Chambers)

Cambridge - 3 Little Egrets in a willow tree by Fen Causeway (Tim Knight)

Milton CP - Cetti's Warbler, Woodcock, 3 Buzzards (Sarah Howlett)

Nene Washes, Central Drove - 4 Little Egrets, Merlin, White Wagtail, c.200 Golden Plovers (Mike Weedon)

Eynesbury Pocket Park - Swallow (Richard Bashford)

Fowlmere - Barn Owl (Paul Bentinck)

Chiffchaffs and Sand Martins reported from many sites

Saturday, 20 March

Paxton - FIRECREST singing at Wray House Garden, 13 Sand Martin, 3 Smew, 3 Red-creasted Pochard, 4 Chiffchaffs, Little Egret, Barn Owl, Common Buzzard, Woodcock, (Martin Davis, Jamie Wells); Swallow (Stuart Elsom)

Grafham Water - 2 GREAT NORTHERN DIVERS, 8+ Avocets (Mark Hawkes)

Kingfishers Bridge - 8 Avocets (John Thake)

Chiffchaffs reported from many sites.

Friday, 19 March

Moonshine Gap - male Wheatear (Richard Jones)

Maxey Pits - 2 Little Ringed Plovers, Green Sandpiper, 85 Golden Plovers (Mike Weedon)

Peterborough - Sand Martin at Town Bridge (Brian Stone)

Cambridge - Peregrine over Nuttings Road (Ian Webb)

Ouse Fen - 5 Sand Martins (Jeremy Lindsell)

Thursday, 18 March

Eaton Ford - 3 Goosanders, 3+ Kingfishers at the Mill this morning (Richard Bashford)

Needingworth GPs - 9 Smews, 4 Goldeneyes (Mark Eaton)

Kingfishers Bridge - 4 Avocets, Ruff (John Thake)

Isleham Water Meadows - 5 Avocets, 12 Redshanks, 2 Oystercatchers (Dave Palmer)

Maxey Pits - 3 Avocets (Ivan Cumberpatch)

Peterborough - 2 Sand Martins over Town Bridge this morning (Ben Fraser); 3 Sand Martins at 15:20h (Richard Astle); Peregrine over Laxton square & the cathedral (Dick Seamons); Red kite, Buzzard, Peregrine over Stanley Park (Ben Fraser)

Ely BF - Sand Martin over settling beds (Monica & Owen Marks)

Paxton Pits - 3 Little Ringed Plovers (Martin Davis)

Fowlmere - probable Firecrest heard by start of track to reed bed hide (Mike Foley)

Ferry Meadows - 5 Sand Martins this morning (Matt Webb)

Wednesday, 17 March

Cambridge - 4 WAXWINGS present in Panton Street c.08:30-08:50h when scared off by a male Sparrowhawk (John Hayward); Little Egret by Fen Causeway 17:30h (John Miller)

Peterborough - Red Kite over town centre 09:23h (Brian Stone)

Bar Hill - Chiffchaff (Maggie Hook)

Fen Drayton Lakes - Chiffchaff, 3 Cetti's Warblers, c.200 Golden Plovers (Andy Cotton)

Ouse Washes - male Garganey, 7 Little Egrets, 450 Black-tailed Godwits, 55 Ruffs, Water Pipit (Owen Marks)

Fowlmere - Sand Martin, Firecrest reported by the path along the stream this evening (as per Doug Radford)

Tuesday, 16 March

Cambridge - 4 WAXWING still present in Panton Street (many observers)

Ouse Fen - fem Marsh Harrier & Buzzard (Brian Groombridge)

Six Mile Bottom - 7 Buzzards, juv Peregrine (Dave Palmer)

Wilbraham Fen - 4 Marsh Harriers (David Heath)

Monday, 15 March

Sutton Gault - Red Kite over, Cetti's Warbler calling (Paul Mason)

Bar Hill - Red Kite north-west over the Golf Course (Mike Clydesdale)

Cambridge - 4 WAXWINGS still present in Panton Street 12:20h (Garth Peacock)

Ouse Washes - 2 PINK-FOOTED GEESE, 2 WHITE-FRONTED GEESE, 27 Ruffs, 50 Black-tailed Godwits, 33 Dunlins, 4 Curlews, 13 Water Pipits (Alex Thomas)

Sunday, 14 March

Morborne Hill - c16 Common Buzzard, c8 Red Kite (Brian Stone)

Grafham Water - 2 GREAT NORTHERN DIVER, BLACK-NECKED GREBE, Scaup, Cetti's Warbler, 6 Avocet, c20 Lesser Redpoll, 3 Goosander, 67 Goldeneye (Mark Hawkes, Colin Addington, David Hollin)

Hartford GP - drk Red-crested Pochard (Malcolm Anderson)

Paxton Pits - TWITE, though extremely mobile, also 13 Smew, 5 Red-crested Pochard, 2 Goosander, pr Shelduck, Bar tailed Godwit, 6 Green Sandpiper, Red Kite, 5 Common Buzzard, 2 Water Rail, Marsh Tit, Yellow legged gull (Martin Davis)

Cambridge - 4 WAXWING still present in Panton St. (Hugh Venables)

March Farmers - Spotted Redshank, Curlew, 127 Redshanks, Short-eared Owl, 2 Barn Owls, Little Owl Marsh Harrier (Mike Weedon)

Cam Washes - 2+ Crossbills over calling (Kathleen Rosewarne, Ian Barton)

Ouse Washes - male Garganey, Turnstone, 10 Little Egrets, Curlew between Earith & Chain Corner (Neal Gates); male Garganey at Sutton Gault (Andy Cotton);

Fen Drayton Lakes - pair of Peregrines, 150+ Black-tailed Godwits, 5+ Cettis' Warblers early morning (Sarah Howlett)

Needingworth GPs - 7 Smews (Neal Gates)

Saturday, 13 March

Bedford Purlieus - FIRECREST, Lesser Spotted Woodpecker both within 400 m of main entrance (Jonathan Taylor)

Fen Drayton - 25 Common buzzards, Barn owl (c/o Andy Cotton)

Pymoor - ROUGH-LEGGED BUZZARD east of Ouse Washes, heading north (Ben Green)

Grafham Water - 20+ Common Buzzard, Red Kite, 3+ GREAT NORTHERN DIVER, Scaup, Yellow-legged Gull, 3 Goosander (Mark Hawkes)

Little Raveley overlooking Wennington Wood - 2 Red Kite, Peregrine (Duncan Ritchie)

Sutton Gault - male Garganey (Simon Stirrup)

Cambridge - 4 WAXWINGS near the Panton Arms (Rob Scoffin); 3 Peregrine, 3 Common Buzzard from Coldham's Common (Joe Taylor)

Wicken Fen - 3 Marsh Harriers, ringtail Hen Harrier, 14+ Common Buzzards (Andrew Knights)

Tetworth - 21 Common Buzzard, Red Kite, Peregrine (Stuart Elsom)

Eau Fen - 6 Whooper Swans (Tim Dee, Claire Spottiswoode)

Witcham - GREAT WHITE EGRET over 16:45h, Grey Plover over calling (David Hopkins)

Cam Washes - Water Pipit, 10 Buzzards, 6+ Marsh Harriers, Peregrine (David & Jonathan Heath)

Friday, 12 March

Cambridge - 4 WAXWINGS in Panton Street near the Panton Arms this morning (Mick Whitehouse)

Kingfishers Bridge - male 7 fem Marsh Harrier, 6 Oystercatchers (John Thake)

Cam Washes, Upware - male Garganey, male Hen Harrier, Merlin, 3 Dunlins (Kathleen Rosewarne, Ian barton)

Thursday, 11 March

Peterborough - Red Kite over the city centre (Dick Seamons)

Grunty Fen - Woodcock 12:00h (David Nation)

Ouse Washes - male Garganey, 2 Egyptian Geese, 30 Snipe, fem Merlin, Little Egret over, Barn Owl (Owen Marks)

Wednesday, 10 March

Barleycraft Pits - Long-eared Owl 11:00h (Brian Groombridge)

Aldreth - 2 Bramblings nearby with 50+ Chaffinches (Paul Mason)

Waterbeach Fen - Green Sandpiper, 2 Little Egrets (Colin Kirtland)

Cam Washes - 12 Shelduck, 275 Wigeon, 126 Teal, 126 Gadwall, 4 Pintail, male Garganey, fem Hen Harrier, 2 Oystercatcher, 3 Avocet, 21 Redshank and 4 Snipe (Colin Kirtland)

Little Wilbraham Fen - Cetti's Warbler (Bob Jarman)

Paxton Pits - 9 Smews, Green Sandpiper, 2 Red-crested Pochards, 3 Buzzards (Martin Davis)

Tuesday, 9 March

Isleham Water Meadows - 2 Oystercatchers, 12 Snipe, 2 Redshank (Dave Palmer)

Paxton Pits - 5 Smew on Heronry South, also Curlew reported (Martin Davis)

Monday, 8 March

Fen Drayton Lakes - 3 Goosanders, c.85 Black-tailed Godwits, 4 Oystercatchers (Andy Cotton); Jack Snipe, Stonechat (Paul Hinds)

Paxton Pits - Green Sandpiper, 4 Oystercatcher, 9 Smews, 2 Red-crested Pochards, 3 Buzzards (Martin Davis)

Nene Washes - 3 COMMON CRANES, 3 Marsh Harriers, 2 Buzzards (Jonathan & David Heath)

Ferry Meadows - Red Kite, Peregrine, 3 Buzzards, 3 Marsh Harriers , Jack Snipe, Bittern, Cetti's Warbler, 25+ Redpolls, 45 Corn Buntings, Long-eared Owl calling (Ron Harold)

Sunday, 7 March

Earith - drake Garganey briefly on the wash opposite Westview Marina (Graham Hirons)

Ely BF - 2 redhead Smew, Marsh Harrier, Water Rail and a Common Buzzard (Stuart Sharp)

Stuntney - RAVEN to the north 13:27h (Duncan Poyser)

Paxton Pits - 4+ Common Buzzard, 2 Red Kites, 9 Smew (Martin Davies, Jamie Wells)

Wicken Fen - 2 male & 2 ringtail Hen Harriers, 2 Marsh Harriers, 2 Barn Owls, Woodcock, 2+ Cetti's Warblers singing, 20+ Snipe (Christoph Zockler); male Garganey (Felix Randow)

Grafham Water - 4 GREAT NORTHERN DIVERS, 4 Avocets (Mark Hawkes); BLACK-NECKED GREBE (Mark Piercey; Lockhart Horsburgh)

Farcet Fen - 2 Merlins, 2 Peregrines, 18 Golden Plovers (Steve Dudley)

Ouse Washes - male Garganey, male Pintail, 3 Egyptian Geese (Monica & Owen Marks)

Berry Fen - Water Pipit, c.160 Black-tailed Godwits, 10+ Ruffs, Pink-footed Goose, 40+ Redshanks, 20+ Dunlins, 2 Oystercatchers (Mark Eaton)

Cam Washes - Pink-footed Goose, 4 Marsh Harriers, 2 Barn Owls, 2 Little Egrets, 20 Redshanks, Dunlin, 21 Shelducks (David & Jonathan Heath)

Woodwalton Fen - 130 Golden Plovers, c.20 Redpolls including 4+ Mealy, Firecrest, 2 Marsh Harriers, 2 Barn Owls, Merlin, 80 Corn Buntings, Water Pipit, Bittern (Richard Patient); Peregrine (Stuart Elsom, Richard Bayldon)

Wistox/Raveley/Upwood - 9 Red Kites, 17 Buzzards (Stuart Elsom, Richard Bayldon)

Nene Washes - GREAT WHITE EGRET over west, 2 COMMON CRANES, Merlin, 2 Peregrines, 5+ Common Buzzards, 7 Marsh Harriers, 2 Short-eared Owls, Barn Owl, Little Owl, Little Egret, 70+ Ruffs, 50+ Dunlins, 100+ Snipes (Steve Cooper)

Barleycraft GPs - 29 Smews, 11 Goldeneyes, Woodcock (Steve Cooper)

Clopton - Short-eared Owl (Dave Buckingham)

Kneesworth - 30 Golden Plovers, Jack Snipe, 2 Buzzards (Gareth Rees)

Saturday, 6 March

Grafham Water - c500 Black-tailed Godwit in the lagoons (Simon Davies) 3+ Avocet, GREAT NORTHERN DIVER (Mark Hawkes)

Wilbraham Fen - 8 Common Buzzard, Peregrine (David & Jonathan Heath)

Berry Fen - 72 Black-tailed Godwits, 23 Redshank, 2 Ringed Plover, 1 Pink-footed Goose and c.300 Wigeon (Mark Eaton)

Nene Washes - 3 COMMON CRANES, Merlin, 2 Common Buzzards, 6+ Marsh Harriers, 2000+ Black-tailed Godwits, 70+ Ruffs, 30+ Dunlins, c.1000 Golden Plovers (Mike Weedon)

Ely BF - Bittern, Marsh Harrier, Bearded Tits calling (Colin Kirtland)

Friday, 5 March

Peterborough - COMMON CRANE west over Town Centre 09:34h (Brian Stone); 5 Buzzards north over South Bretton (Don Gardener); 2 Buzzards over Westwood (Tony Parker)

King's Dyke NR - 2 Peregrines (Phil Parker)

Ferry Meadows - 2 Buzzards (Don Gardener)

Monks Wood - Lesser Spotted Woodpecker, 6 Great Spotted Woodpeckers, 2 Nuthacthes, 3 Treecreepers, Buzzard (Mark Peck)

Paxton Pits - at Pumphouse Pit 12 Smews, Green Sandpiper, 3 Buzzards, Chiffchaff singing (Mark Peck); 5 Smews on Heronry South, also 5 Red-crested Pochards (Martin Davis)

Fowlmere - Mealy Redpoll, Red Kite, Buzzard, Little Owl (James Hanlon)

Farcet Fen - 2 BLACK-NECKED GREBES, view from Bedford's Bridge only, 5+ Red Kites, male Stonechat (Steve Dudley)

Thursday, 4 March

Maxey Pits - COMMON CRANE briefly before flying west (John Saunders)

Fen Drayton Lakes - 2 Ruff, 13 Ringed Plovers (Jacqui Miller)

South Cambs - 2 Firecrests in a private garden (Steve Cooper)

Foxton - 3 Egyptian Geese (Steve Cooper)

Fowlmere - Mealy Redpoll, Brambling recently (Steve Cooper)

Wicken Fen - 3 Hen Harriers, Marsh Harrier (Peter Bircham)

Monks Wood - Lesser Spotted Woodpecker drumming (Richard Broughton)

Wednesday, 3 March

Maxey Pits - 3 Green Sandpipers, 9 Ringed Plovers (John Saunders)

Bury Fen - Pink-footed Goose, 2 Oystercatchers, 3 Pintails (Mark Eaton)

Grafham Water - 3 GREAT NORTHERN DIVERS from Mander CP, BLACK-NECKED GREBE from lagoons (Dean Harlow)

Monks Wood - Red Kite, 4 Treecreepers, Nuthatch (Roger Hughes); 8 Woodcock,14 Marsh Tits (Rich Broughton)

Little Shelford - 2 Little Egrets on flood next to the River Cam (Toby Austin)

Kingfishers Bridge - 3 WHITE-FRONTED GEESE, Marsh Harrier (John Thake)

Tuesday, 2 March

Monks Wood - Lesser Spotted Woodpecker drumming, Woodcock, Red Kite, Buzzard (Richard Broughton)

Paxton Pits - 3 male & 13 fem Smews, 80 Goldeneyes, fem SCAUP, 3 Red-crested Pochards, Little Egret, 2 Oystercatchers, 3 Ringed Plovers (Colin Kirtland); also Pintail, 8 Buzzards, possible Water Pipit (Martin Davis)

Monday, 1 March

Nene Washes - 3 TAIGA BEAN GEESE still present this morning at c. TF24600 (Brian Stone)

Maxey Pits - 2 Green Sandpipers, 2 Oystercatchers, 6 Ringed Plovers (Chris Lines)

Southey Wood - Tawny Owl, 2 Woodcocks (Stuart Ball)

Grafham Water - RED-NECKED GREBE, BLACK-NECKED GREBE, 2 BRENT GEESE over east, 7 Avocets (Colin Addington)