Birds seen at The Woodland Education Centre
June 2004

Records courtesy of Rosemary Tilbury

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Kingfisher in flight

Moorhen and chick

 

 
3rd. June

15th. June

 26th. June
Coal tit üLog Cabin area    
Long-tailed tit   üLake area  
Great tit üMaple walk and fir trees üLake area  
Blue tit ü Maple walk and fir trees üLake area  
Dunnock üWetlands, near hide    
Woodpigeon üLake area and Maple walk    
Blackbird üMost areas of reserve üWetlands  
Robin ü üMaple walk and Lake area. Wetlands  
Wren ü üMaple walk, Dragonfly pond area  
Chaffinch     üClassroom, by Lake
Mallard üDragonfly Pond and Lake. Males and Females    
Moorhen     üOn Lake
Jay üPair, on ground, by classroom by Lake.    
Greenfinch     üGreen cabin
Chiffchaff üMost areas of reserve üMost areas of reserve ü
Bullfinch     üIn rhododendron bushes by green cabin
Treecreeper      
Nuthatch üBeech walk üBeech walk  
Goldcrest üMainly in Firs, different parts of reserve ü  
Mistle thrush üBeech walk üLake area  
Song thrush üWetlands, near hide üBeech walk. Green cabin  
Buzzard üLake area. Flew out of fir trees, Log Cabin area   üLog Cabin area
Blackcap üMost areas üMost areas ü
Green woodpecker üLog Cabin area    
Great spotted woodpecker üMaple walk    
Swallow   üFeeding on insects over Lake  
House martin üFlying around Log Cabin    
Kingfisher üOn fencing alongside large beech by Lake. ü(Larger bird) On fencing by Lakeside Classroom.  

 

Butterflies, Dragonflies & Damselflies seen during June on reserve.

Brimstone, Small and Large White, Small Tortoiseshell, Speckled Wood, Small Copper, Common Blue, Large Skipper

Large red Damselfly, Common blue Damselfly, Azure Damselfly, Beautiful Demoiselle (Male and Female).

Dragonfly: Broad-bodied Chaser, (Male and Female), Emperor, (Male and Female)

 

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