Birds at the Woodland Education Centre in April 2004.

	5th. May	26th. May	29th. May
Coal tit		üFir trees by Log Cabin	ü
Long-tailed tit	üBy Log Cabin, Kingfisher Pond area, Maple Walk and by Lake		ü
Great tit	üKingfisher and Dragonfly pond areas		ü
Blue tit	üKingfisher and Dragonfly pond areas		üWetland area
Marsh tit		üFir trees by Log Cabin
Woodpigeon		üMaple Walk area	ü
Raven		üPair flew high over Lake
Blackbird	üMost areas of reserve	ü	ü
Robin		üMaple walk and Lake area	ü
Wren		üMaple Walk and Dragonfly Pond area	ü
Chaffinch	üMaple Walk and Dragonfly Pond area		üMaple Walk
Mallard	üMonument Pond and Lake. Male and Female
Moorhen	üKingfisher Pond area	üMonument Pond
Heron	üFlew over Lake
Grey wagtail		üOn Leat, near toilets
Chiffchaff	üMost areas of reserve	üGood numbers heard and seen	ü
Bullfinch			üIn rhododendron bushes towards green works caravan
Treecreeper	üKingfisher Pond area
Nuthatch			üBeech Walk
Goldcrest	üMainly in Firs, different parts of reserve	üDifficult to spot but mainly in Firs, different parts of reserve
Mistle thrush	üNear Lake
Song thrush	üBeech Walk and near green works caravan		üBeech Walk
Buzzard	üPair, flying towards Beech Walk	üFlying high over Lake being mobbed by Crow	üFlew out of Fir trees by Log Cabin
Blackcap	üMost areas of reserve	ü	ü
Green woodpecker		üNear large Beech tree overhanging Lake
Great spotted woodpecker		üOn tree near classroom
Swallow		üFeeding on insects over Lake
House martin	üFlying high over green works caravan		ü
Pheasant			üGreen works caravan area

Butterflies, Dragonflies & Damselflies seen during May on reserve.

Brimstone, Orange tip, Small and Large white, Green-veined white, Small Tortoiseshell, Peacock, Comma, Speckled wood, Small Copper, Holly Blue, Common Blue,

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

Dragonfly: Broad-bodied chaser, (Male), This fine specimen seen opposite Dragonfly Pond, near Log Cabin 29th. May at 4.30pm.