| Grey Heron Single birds frequently seen along the rivers Wey and Deadwater |  |
| Mute Swan A pair frequented Hollybrook Pond during the spring of 1995. They built a nest but left before laying. |  |
| Canada Goose Frequent fly-overs |  |
| Mandarin Duck Up to 15 have been recorded along the Deadwater. Numbers may be affected by the availability of acorns. A pair was present during the 1996 breeding season. |  |
| Teal Up to 11 frequenting the Lindford floods during January 1997. |  |
| Mallard Several pairs usually frequent the river during the spring and breeding has taken place at Knox's Pond. |  |
| Sparrowhawk Hunting birds often in the area |  |
Kestrel Occasional sightings |  |
Pheasant Surprisingly only one record during the period, a single cock bird seen crossing Bordon High Street. |  |
Water Rail A single bird by the Wey below Alexandra Park January 1997 |  |
Moorhen Breeding at Knox's and Hollybrook Ponds. |  |
| Lapwing Occasional fly-overs. |  |
| Snipe Usually occur during hard weather. |  |
| Woodcock Birds present during the hard weather of January 1997. |  |
| Black-headed Gull Usually a wintering flock of up to 100 frequenting the playing fields. |  |
| Stock Dove One or two breeding pairs. |  |
| Woodpigeon Very common resident. |  |
| Collard Dove Very common resident breeding in garden trees. |  |
| Cuckoo One or two singing males spring 1996. |  |
| Tawny Owl Reported around the monument January 1997. |  |
| Swift Summer visitor. |  |
| Kingfisher Single birds frequently seen along the rivers. A bird flew into a window in the Forest Shopping Centre July 1995. It was released at Knox's Pond after treatment. |  |
| Green Woodpecker A resident. A pair bred in the same hole in an Oak tree during 1995 and 1996. |  |
| Great Spotted Woodpecker A common woodland resident. |  |
| Lesser Spotted Woodpecker At least one pair most years. Breeding proved 1994. |  |
| Skylark Occasional fly-overs. |  |
| Sand Martin Occasional fly-overs. |  |
House Martin Summer visitor |  |
| Swallow Summer visitor |  |
| Meadow Pipit Small winter flock often about the Ancient Meadow. |  |
| Grey Wagtail Single birds often along the rivers. |  |
| Pied Wagtail Common resident. Up to 40 recorded assembling to roost at Mill Chase school. |  |
| Waxwing Up to 12 during the 1996 winter invasion. |  |
| Wren Resident and possibly the most common breeding species. |  |
| Dunnock Common resident. |  |
Robin Very common resident. |  |
Redstart A male reported on the Monument, April 1994. |  |
Stonechat A single bird on the Ancient Meadow, winter 1995/96. |  |
Blackbird
Very common resident |  |
| Fieldfare Occasional fly-overs, winter visitor. |  |
| Songthrush Resident. |  |
| Redwing Very common winter visitos forming large flocks. |  |
| Mistle Thrush Resident. |  |
| Whitethroat Summer visitor, may breed. |  |
Garden Warbler Summer visitor, up to three breeding pairs. |  |
| Blackcap Common summer visitor, several breeding pairs. |  |
Chiffchaff Common summer visitor, breeding. |  |
Willow Warbler Common summer visitor, breeding. |  |
Goldcrest Resident. |  |
Firecrest Single record, October 1994. |  |
Spotted Flycatcher Summer visitor, breeding not proven. |  |
Long-tailed Tit Common resident. |  |
Marsh Tit Resident, possible two breeding pairs. |  |
Willow Tit Occasional records. |  |
Coal Tit Common resident. |  |
Blue Tit Very common resident. |  |
| Great Tit Very common resident. |  |
Nuthatch Common resident. |  |
Treecreeper Common resident. |  |
| Jay Common resident. |  |
| Magpie Common resident. |  |
| Jackdaw Common resident. |  |
| Rook Daily fly-overs and birds feed about the town. |  |
| Carrion Crow Common resident. |  |
| Starling Common resident. |  |
| House Sparrow Common resident. |  |
| Chaffinch Very common resident. |  |
| Brambling A male noted January 1997. |  |
| Greenfinch Common resident. |  |
| Goldfinch Common resident and forming small winter flocks. |  |
| Siskin Winter visitor with flocks of 100+ feeding on Common Alder seed. |  |
| Redpoll Winter visitor usually in small flocks. |  |
| Crossbill Large numbers feeding in local Scots Pine during the spring of 1994. One bird caused national interest as it had prominent double white wing bars. It was not, however, a rare Two-barred Crossbill but just an aberrant common Crossbill. |  |
| Bullfinch Resident in small numbers. |  |
| Reed Bunting Eight feeding together in Alexandra Park and a single bird noted in a garden backing Jubilee Park, January 1997. |  |