I've been following @waxwingsUK for the last few months and came across a tweet indicating the location of waxwings in Duke's Meadow, Banbury. 
I set off through the snow to see if I could break my duck; I havn't been able to locate waxwings despite turning up at locations where there had been recent sightings. With Landranger grid reference in hand, I arrived in the correct location and set about a search - it didn't take more than 20-30 minutes to find them. Numbers had increased from the previous day's two, to six. Yes, at last, and what beauties they were! Thanks go to Kirsty Brannan.
I set off through the snow to see if I could break my duck; I havn't been able to locate waxwings despite turning up at locations where there had been recent sightings. With Landranger grid reference in hand, I arrived in the correct location and set about a search - it didn't take more than 20-30 minutes to find them. Numbers had increased from the previous day's two, to six. Yes, at last, and what beauties they were! Thanks go to Kirsty Brannan.
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