Friday, 29 April

Litlington - fem Redstart (Geoff Barlow)

Ely - Osprey over West Fen Road 11:45h (Chris Boness)

Paxton Pits - dark-phase ARCTIC SKUA briefly 13:51h before flying north, pair of RAVEN over, Wood Sandpiper, Greensahnk, 56 Common Sandpiper, Wheatear (Jamie Wells)

Thursday, 28 April

Fen Drayton Lakes - 2 Cuckoo, Garganey, 4 Avocet (Luke Wake)

Grafham Water - 2 Whimbrel, Common Sandpiper, 2 White Wagtail, Channel Wagtail (Ian Dawson); also 6+ Arctic Tern, Little Gull  (James Hanlon)

Paxton Pits - Wood Sandpiper, 3 Greenshank, 5 Common Sandpiper, Whinchat, Short-eared Owl (Martin Davis); also Arctic Tern, 2 White Wagtail (James Hanlon)

Ferry Meadows - LITTLE TERN (David Cromack)

Waterbeach Fen - 6 Wheatear (David Heath)

Wednesday, 27 April

Paxton Pits - Hobby, 3 Greenshank, 5 Common Sandpiper, 2 Avocet, 16 Black-tailed Godwit, White Wagtail, Short-eared Owl (Martin Davis)

Burwell Fen - 2 male Garganey, Wheatear, Short-eared Owl, Whimbrel, Hobby and Little Owl long road to Swaffham Prior (Chris Rider)

Maxey Pits - Wheatear (Richard Astle)

Tuesday, 26 April

Moonshine Gap - 2 RING OUZEL 2 miles west of Glatton TL125866 (Jonathan Taylor)

Paxton Pits - 2 Whinchat (Martin Davis)

Monday, 25 April

Fen Drayton Lakes - 2 male Garganey on Ferry Lagoon c.08:00h (Luke Wake); Greenshank, 10+ Arctic Tern (Mike Everett)

Bainton Pots - WOOD WARBLER singing west of Lolham Bridges, c.300 metres along the Cut, TF107073. Also Turtle Dove singing (Jonathan Taylor); and Grasshopper warbler (Mike Weedon)

Burwell Fen - Garganey, 3 Arctic Tern, 14 Swift, Cuckoo (Andy Hannaford); Hobby over (Dave Palmer)

Tubney Fen - 5 Wheatear  (Andy Hannaford)

Ouse Washes - 3 Whinchat, male Channel Wagtail between Witcham Gravel & Straight Drove (David Hopkins)

Paxton  pits - 2 Whinchat, 2 Wheatear, Wood Sandpiper, 9 Arctic Tern, Peregrine, Greenshank, 5 Common Sandpiper (Martin Davis)

Grafham Water - ad Little Gull, 21 Common Tern (Mark Ward)

Sunday, 24 April

Wilbraham Fen - Nightingale singing in scrub 20 metres north west of wooden bridge at top end of long drove way, Grasshopper Warbler (Graeme Reed)

Grafham Water - 59 Arctic Terns, Red-necked Grebe, 4 Common Scoters, Little Gull (Mark Ward)

Fen Drayton Lakes - 10 Arctic Terns, Grasshopper Warbler, 5 Green Sandpipers briefly (Richard Thomas)

Milton - WHITE STORK over (Dave Barton)

Nene Washes - Spotted Redshank, Bar-tailed Godwit, Curlew, Whimbrel, 2 White Wagtails (Mike Weedon); SPOONBILL, 7 Bar-tailed Gowit, 4 Greenshank, 18 Ruff, 2 Common Sandpiper east of Eldernell (Charlie Kitchin)

Cottenham - Grasshopper Warbler, Wheatear, c.10 Redpoll (Ian Ellis)

Paxton Pits - 2 Whinchat, Bar-tailed Godwit, 5 Common Sandpiper, Greenshank, Cuckoo, Wheatear; also Firecrest photographed near Kingfisher Hide (various observers, as per Jamie Wells)

Ouse Washes - Crane, Garganey, Great White Egret, 4 Wheatear, 2 Arctic Tern over north, fem Redstart (Steve West)

Burwell Fen - 2 White Wagtail, 6 Wheatear, Short-eared Owl, Avocet, pair of Garganey (Malcolm Ausden)

Haddenham/Aldreth Fens - 5+ Wheatear (Paul Mason et al.)

Saturday, 23 April

Paxton Pits - Wood Sandpiper, 2 Raven over north (Martin Davis); also Swift, 2 White Wagtail, 2 Greenshank, Common Sandpiper (Jamie Wells)

Cambridge Research Park - 2 Wheatear, Arctic Tern over north (Jon & David Heath)

Ferry Meadows - Cuckoo (Keith Lievesley)

Maxey - Cuckoo at the pits, 2 Wheatear along the Cut (Richard Astle)

Burwell Fen - 5+ Wheatear, Whimbrel, 3 Swift (Diana Leech)

Wicken Fen - Grasshopper Warbler, 2 Cuckoo, Bittern, Nightingale (Kevin Wilson)

Cam Washes, Upware - 3 Avocet (Kevin Wilson)

Ouse Washes - to north of Witcahm Gravel, Bar-tailed Godwit, 2 Greenshank, Swifts moving through (David Hopkins); WHITE STORK circling high to south of Pymoor (Brendan Doe)

Nene Washes - Wood Sandpiper, Spotted Redshank, Hobby, Short-eared Owl, 9 Fieldfare (Jonathan Taylor); at March Farmers 2 Arctic Tern, Whimbrel, Bar-tailed Godwit, 2 Short-eared Owl (Steve West)

Fen Drayton Lakes - 15+ Arctic Tern, Grasshopper Warbler, Nightingale, 3 Swift, Cuckoo, 3 Common Sandpiper (Hugh Venables)