Birds seen at The Woodland Education Centre
March 2007

Records courtesy of Rosemary Tilbury

Female Mallard	Willow Warbler

 

Long-tailed tit	Wetlands near lake. Kingfisher Pond area.
Great tit	Trees near Lake Classroom. Monument Pond. Glow-worm rise area. Seen looking interested in nest box near Log Cabin
Blue tit	Maple Walk. Log Cabin area. Beech Walk.
Coal tit	Kingfisher Pond area. On fir trees near Log Cabin and main entrance.
Marsh tit	Log Cabin area.
Woodpigeon	Beech Walk and around Monument Pond.
Blackbird	Can be seen and heard most areas of woodland.
Robin	Can be seen and heard most areas of woodland.
Wren	Can be seen and heard most areas of woodland.
Chaffinch	Monument Pond. The Heathland. Maple Walk.
Moorhen	Wetlands, near The Hide.
Mallard	1 Male, on The Lake. 1 Male + 3 Females, Dragonfly Pond.
Jay	Beech Walk area
Rook	Flying over Log Cabin
Raven	Flying high over Beech Walk. Flying high over Kingfisher Pond.
Goldcrest	Gathering nesting material, fir trees near Log Cabin and main entrance.
Nuthatch	Beech Walk
Song thrush	Glow-worm rise area.
Willow Warbler	Flying around bushes near The Lake (12th March)
Chiffchaff	Can be seen and heard most areas of woodland.
Buzzard	(Dark coloured) Sat on trees near Monument Pond. 3 seen flying over The Heathland.
Green woodpecker	Briefly seen Beech Walk (7th March). The Heathland (12th March)
Great spotted woodpecker	On large fir tree, Maple Walk.
Treecreeper	On trees near The Lake.
Sparrowhawk	Displaying above Log Cabin (7th March)
Bullfinch	2 Females seen on trees near Log Cabin. Male near same area.
Grey wagtail	(Male – black bib showing) On small ash tree near Monument Pond. Male and Female, Kingfisher Pond (28th March).

TOTAL 27 Different species

 

 

Butterflies

Brimstone, Peacock, Comma, Red Admiral,

 

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