The juvenile GLAUCOUS GULL remains at Calvert BBOWT (per Tim Watts)
Hampden Manor Woods: Still no sign of the shrike reported recently and initially a walk through the woods didn't produce anything. On my way back I scanned the field that lies south of the first fir plantation along the path. So I was looking east back along the south side of the plantation. In a line of decidious trees that runs north south out of the eastern end of the plantation were a couple of finches high in a dead tree. I got my 'scope on them and eventually realised they were COMMON CROSSBILLS, a pair. The male was on the top most branch just surveying the scene while the female was more active and appeared to be feeding under the loose bark. I got some very distant (smudgy) photos (@ circa 350 yds) (Dave Cleal)