Offwell Woodland & Wildlife Trust					Discover the Countryside
Home	About us	Conservation	Education	Wildlife	Habitats	Maps	Search	Resources	Sponsors

Birds seen at The Woodland Education Centre
 February 2009

Records courtesy of Rosemary Tilbury

Long-tailed tit	Near lake classroom.
Great tit	Heathlands.
Blue tit	Beech walk and heathlands.
Coal tit	Beech walk.
Marsh tit	Dormice area (16th Feb.), Two on birch near lake (24th Feb.)
Grey wagtail	Monument pond, ( 5pm., 24th Feb)
Siskin	On birch near log cabin.
Lesser Redpoll	On birch near log cabin.
Dunnock	Wetlands area, near hide. Lake area.
Bullfinch	(Male and female), Near lake. Beech walk.
Chaffinch	Green cabin area.
Goldcrest	On fir trees by log cabin (Seen by Dougal)
Nuthatch	Beech walk.
Jay	Monument pond area.
Magpie	Beech walk.
Raven	Four seen flying around viewpoint area, making a lot of noise. ( 24thFeb.)
Rook	Dragonfly pond area.
Woodpigeon	Dragonfly pond area.
Blackbird	Most areas of woodlands.
Wren	Near lake.
Robin	Most areas of woodlands.
Moorhen	Kingfisher pond.
Mallard	Two male, one female on lake(16th Feb.)
Buzzard	Near kingfisher pond, (16th Feb.) Three flying over log cabin (23rd Feb.)
Kestrel	Dormice area.
Great spotted woodpecker	(Female) On dead oak, near lake.
Pheasant	Heathlands area.

TOTAL 27 Different species

Frog spawn much in evidence in ponds and wetlands.

 Red Admiral butterfly.

Related Links