Great Leighs 12:15 to 12:15, Sunny and Dry; Church End
1 Red Kite [Paul Everett]

Great Leighs 08:50 to 09:44, Fine, dry and bright. Sandslay and Moat Woods EWT
1 Treecreeper 1 Coal Tit 2 Chiffchaff 1 Robin 2 Great Tit 1 Buzzard [Paul Everett]

Great Leighs 15:00 to 16:00, cloudy
1 Red Kite 1 Grey Heron [David Saville]

Great Leighs 07:00 to 08:30, Sunny cold; Leez Reservoir
1 Great Crested Grebe (Pair) 1 Little Grebe (Pair) 1 Treecreeper 2 Goldcrest (Singing males) 20 Fieldfare 1 Reed Bunting (Singing male) 1 Yellowhammer 1 Little Egret [Andrew Goodey]

Great Leighs 08:56 to 09:40, Sunny, cold, dry. Sandylay and Moat Woods EWT
6 Blue Tit 3 Great Tit 1 Blackcap (male singing) 2 Wren 2 Nuthatch (Calling) 1 Dunnock (Singing) 2 Chiffchaff (Heard) 2 Robin 1 Green Woodpecker (Heard calling) 1 Buzzard 2 Red-legged Partridge (in field) [Paul Everett]

Great Leighs 09:00 to 13:00, overcast
1 Yellowhammer [David Saville]

Great Leighs 08:40 to 10:25, Sunny, dry, Windy/chilly Sandylay and Moat Woods EWT
3 Buzzard (Flying over woods calling) 2 Red-legged Partridge (in adjacent fields) 1 Long-tailed Tit 1 Nuthatch 2 Goldcrest 1 Green Woodpecker (Heard calling ) 2 Robin 2 Great Tit 6 Blue Tit 1 Chiffchaff [Paul Everett]

Great Leighs 07:55 to 08:30, Dry, sunny. Sandylay and Moat Woods EWT
1 Pheasant (Male) 1 Red-legged Partridge (In adjoining field) 1 Green Woodpecker (heard calling) 1 Grey Heron (Flying over , calling) 3 Great Tit 6 Blue Tit 2 Robin 1 Bullfinch (Male) [Paul Everett]

Great Leighs 10:00 to 10:40, cloudy, dry -
3 Red Kite (Circling high and drifting from above Waltham Road towards Great Leighs village) 2 Jay 1 Great Tit 1 Blue Tit 1 Robin 1 Long-tailed Tit 1 Green Woodpecker (heard only) 1 Buzzard (heard calling) [Paul Everett]

Great Leighs 09:25 to 10:40, Overcast. Sandslay and Moat Woods EWT
1 Chaffinch 1 Skylark (seen above meadow on way to woods and again on return ) 2 Robin 2 Great Tit 6 Blue Tit 1 Redwing 1 Buzzard (Over woods calling) 3 Red-legged Partridge 1 Pheasant (Male) 4 Long-tailed Tit 1 Green Woodpecker (heard only) [Paul Everett]