Tuesday, 7 November

Burwell Fen - SHORELARK still present on second lagoon (Jon Heath)

Landbeach - Hawfinch over (Dick Newell)

Great Shelford - pair of Brambling (Tony Warne)

Stretham - 9 Hawfinch, 6 Siskin, Brambling over (Kathleen Rosewarne, Ian Barton)

Peterborough - Woodcock (Hugh Wright)

Cambridge - Merlin over Lovell Road (Jon Heath)

Large numbers of Thrushes, Woodpigeons and Starlings moving continue to be reported widely

Monday, 6 November

Burwell Fen - SHORELARK, Water Pipit, 2 Little Stint (Jon Heath et al.)

Ferry Meadows - Goosander over (Matt Webb)

Great Shelford - Brambling (Tony Warne)

Sunday, 5 November

Burwell - SHORELARK (Brendan Doe); also Water Pipit, 600 Golden Plover, 4 Whopper Swan (Malcolm Ausden)

Ouse Washes - Brambling, 2 Tree Sparrow, Whooper Swan 600+ (Vince Lea, Louise Bacon)

Dry Drayton - 2 Ravens over (Rowena Baxter)

Wimploe Hall - 8 Hawfinches (Hugh Venables)

Hadenham Droves - Merlin (Ian & Sheila Dickerson)

Ferry Meadows - Woodcock, 7 Brambling, Hawfinch over, 3 Goosander (Matt Webb et al.)

Wicken Fen - 2 Swallow (Simon Stirrup)

Saturday, 4 November

Wimpole Hall - 11 Hawfinches (Brendan Doe)

Friday, 3 November

Ferry Meadows - Hawfinch (Don Gardener); Goosander (Matt Webb)

Cambridge - Hawfinch over Lovell Road (Jon Heath)

Linton - 2 Raven over (David Lee)

Thursday, 2 November

Fulbourn - Hawfinch over (Iain Webb)

Ferry Meadows - Hawfinch over (Matt Webb et al.)

Ouse Washes - 26 Crane, 4 Pink-footed Geese, Ring-necked Parakeet (Ian Dawson et al.)

Wednesday, 1 November

Fowlmere - 2 Raven over, Brambling with Chaffinch roost; also 610 Reed Bunting roosting yesterday (Ade Cooper)

Histon - Firecrest in a private garden (Malcolm Ausden)

Wimpole - 5 Nuthatch, up to 14 Hawfinch in the park (Mike Crosby)

Babraham - Hawfinch over (Iain Webb)

Ferry Meadows - 5 Brambling amongst the visible migration this morning (Matt Webb et al.)

Nene Washes - 3 Crane (Paul Pateman)

Eaton Ford - 4 Hawfinch over (Richard Patient)

Yaxley - YELLOW-BROWED WARBLER in a private garden briefly recently (John Paice)