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Birds

Birds are probably the most noticed visitors to our gardens, and there are many species that you might see.

  • Blackbird. Credit: Richard Burkmar
    • Blackbird
  • Blackcap. Credit: FLPA/Neil Bowman
    • Blackcap
  • Blue tit. Credit: Neil Aldridge
    • Blue tit
  • Bullfinch. Credit: David Longshaw
    • Bullfinch
  • Carrion crow. Credit: Richard Burkmar
    • Carrion crow
  • Chaffinch. Credit: Ian Rose
    • Chaffinch
  • Coal tit. Credit: Wildstock
    • Coal tit
  • Dunnock. Credit Wildstock
    • Dunnock
  • Great spotted woodpecker. Credit: Wildstock
    • Great spotted woodpecker
  • Great tit. Credit Ian Rose
    • Great tit
  • Greenfinch. Credit: Ian Rose
    • Greenfinch
  • House sparrow. Credit: Wildstock
    • House sparrow
  • Jackdaw. Credit: Wildstock
    • Jackdaw
  • Long-tailed tit. Credit: Wildstock
    • Long-tailed tit
  • Magpie. Credit: Richard Burkmar
    • Magpie
  • Nuthatch. Credit: Wildstock
    • Nuthatch
  • Robin. Credit: Wildstock
    • Robin
  • Sparrowhawk. Credit: Wildstock
    • Sparrowhawk
  • European Starling. Credit: Wildstock
    • Starling – European
  • Song thrush. Credit: Ian Rose
    • Thrush – song
  • Woodpigeon. Credit: Ian Rose
    • Woodpigeon
  • Wren. Credit: Wildstock
    • Wren

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