Birds at the Woodland Education Centre in April 2004.

Blackcap	Female feeding three juveniles Maple Walk. Most areas of reserve.
Long-tailed tit	Maple Walk.
Great tit	Beech Walk. Monument Pond.
Blue tit	Beech Walk, Maple Walk
Marsh tit	Maple Walk. Family near Dragonfly Pond. Juveniles near Log Cabin.
Coal tit	On firs near Log Cabin. Kingfisher Pond area.
Dunnock	Near Dragonfly Pond.
Woodpigeon	Maple Walk. Most areas of reserve.
Blackbird	Beech Walk. Maple Walk. Most areas of reserve.
Robin	Beech Walk, Maple Walk. Most areas of reserve.
Wren	Maple Walk. Four chicks being fed by both parents, The Lake area.
Chaffinch	Most areas of reserve.
Greenfinch	Heathland.
Mallard	Two females on The Lake. Female Kingfisher Pond area.
Moorhen	One adult and chick on The Lake. Adult and three chicks on The Lake. Juvenile on Dragonfly Pond.
Jay	Juvenile, on fir trees near Log Cabin. Two juveniles Monument Pond area.
Crow	Beech Walk.
Rook	Flying over Heathland.
Magpie	Maple Walk.
Goldcrest	On large fir trees near main entrance. Firs near Log Cabin.
Nuthatch	Beech Walk
Bullfinch	Family near The Lake.
Buzzard	Flying over The Lake.
Great spotted woodpecker	(Male) near the Lake. Female and juvenile on dead tree near the Lake.
Green woodpecker	Juvenile seen near The Hide. Female feeding juvenile on alder tree in the centre of Dragonfly Pond.
Song thrush	Juvenile seen Glow worm rise area. Adults seen around green works caravan and near Lake Classroom.
Mistle thrush	Maple Walk
Chiffchaff	Most areas of reserve.
Martins	Green works caravan area, high in sky; the Heathland.
Swallows	Feeding on insects over The Lake.
Grey wagtail	Female on fence near The Lake.
Treecreeper	On oak tree near Lake Classroom.

TOTAL 32 Different species

Butterflies seen during June on reserve.

Speckled Wood, Comma, Brimstone, Peacock, Common Blue, Meadow Brown, Red Admiral, Small Skipper, Green-Veined White, Dingy Skipper.

Damselflies

Large Red, Common Blue, Blue-tailed. Beautiful demoiselle (male and female)

Dragonflies

Male and female Emperor. Broad-bodied Chaser. Four-spotted Chaser.

Moths

Cinnabar Moth. Humming-bird hawk-moth seen drinking from a puddle near main entrance. Two further Humming-bird hawk-moths seen flying towards Dragonfly pond.