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Woodlark at Wadborough in December. Photo: Oliver Wadsworth
The first truly twitchable bird in the county since the demise of the breeding population in the mid-1960's.

Adult Caspian Gull at Throckmorton in December. Photo: Andy Warr

Red-necked Grebe at Bredon's Hardwick in December. Photo: Andy Warr
The first county record since 1996.

Adult Laughing Gull at Throckmorton in November. Photo: Brian Stretch
The second county record and part of an unprecedented nationwide influx of the species during the autumn.

Juvenile Dotterel at Table Hill, Malvern in September. Photo: Andy Warr

Juvenile White Stork at Throckmorton in August. Photo: Andy Warr

First-summer Little Gull at Upton Warren in July. Photo: Oliver Wadsworth

Female Common Scoter at Upton Warren in May. Photo: Oliver Wadsworth

Osprey at Hadley in April. Photo: Oliver Wadsworth

Female Black Redstart at Upton Warren in April. Photo: Oliver Wadsworth

Male Little Bunting at Caunsall in February. Photo: Andy Warr
The second county record. One of the three individuals discovered at this site.

Female/immature Little Bunting at Caunsall in February. Photo: Steve Nuttall
The third county record.

Adult Kittiwake at Grimley in February. Photo: Oliver Wadsworth

First-winter drake Ring-necked Duck at Bredon's Hardwick in February. Photo: Andy Warr
The third county record.

Juvenile Glaucous Gull at Bishampton in February. Photo: Brian Stretch

Male Pine Bunting at Wadborough in January. Photo: Richard Newton
The second county record.
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