Birds seen at The Woodland Education Centre
November 2009
Records courtesy of
Rosemary Tilbury
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(Click on the map to
go to an interactive map of the Centre.)
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Long-tailed tit
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Beech walk area.
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Great tit
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Beech walk area.
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Blue tit
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Beech walk area. Log cabin. Dormice area.
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Coal tit
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On fir Trees. Kingfisher pond area.
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Marsh tit
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Near Lake. Log cabin area. Glow-worm rise.
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Goldcrest
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In fir trees, log cabin area. On ivy near lake.
Beech walk.
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Blackbird
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Most areas of woodland, eating holly berries.
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Nuthatch
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Trees on top path leading to lake classroom.
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Bullfinch
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Heath-lands, green cabin area.
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Chaffinch
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Feeding on beach mast, Beech walk. (17th
Nov)
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Lesser Redpoll
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Small flock on beech tree (24th Nov)
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Redwings
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Flocks eating holly berries. (24th
Nov). Near green cabin (26th Nov)
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Woodpigeon
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Beech walk. Lake area. Monument pond.
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Wren
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Most areas of woodland.
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Robin
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Most areas of woodland.
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Dunnock
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Near lake.
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Moorhen
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Three on dragonfly pond.
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Mallard
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Two male, two female on lake (16th
Nov)
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Buzzard
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Flying around heath-lands.
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Magpie
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Maple walk area.
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Jay
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Monument pond area. Near toilets on trees near
leat.
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Raven
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Beech walk area. (1st Nov.) Flying
high over dragonfly pond.
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Rook
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Flying over heath-lands
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Crow
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Lake area.
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Great spotted woodpecker
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Behind log cabin.(Male)(10th Nov)
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Pheasant
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Log cabin area. (17th Nov)
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Woodcock
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Seen near heath-land by Mike Manvil (18th
Nov). Heath-land area, early evening (24th Nov)
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Sparrowhawk
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Flying high over lake (possibly male).(10th
Nov)
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Total
26 Different species
Butterflies:
Brimstone,
Large White, Small White, Green-veined White, Gatekeeper,
Silver-washed Fritillary, Speckled wood, Peacock, Painted
Lady,
Total: 28 species seen
Moths
Humming Bird hawkmoth seen by Dougal (3rd Nov) on
bank near new extension to the log cabin.
Dragonfly:
Southern Hawker (male) (3rd Nov).
Common
Darter (male) (5th Nov) by lake.
Butterflies:
Red Admiral, two seen near Lake (2nd Nov). One
near lake(10th Nov) On dragonfly pond (17th and 20th
Nov).
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