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Ornithology Information

Starling: Sturnus vulgaris

One of our most common garden birds, the starling is smaller than the blackbird and a similar size to a thrush. It measures 21cm and has a short tail and triangular wings. Starlings have glossy feathers with a beautiful iridescent sheen of purple and green. In winter, flecks of white can be seen on their plumage. 

Great tit: Parus major

The great tit is the UK’s largest tit and it can often be spotted in woodland, parks and gardens. Nesting can take place in holes in trees, but the great tit is equally at home in a nest box. An extremely striking bird, it has a green and yellow body, glossy black head and white cheeks. It is around the same size as a robin.

Goldfinch: Carduelis carduelis

An extremely colourful finch with a distinctive red face, black cap and black around its eyes. Its wings are dark with a striking yellow patch, while the breast is a muted grey/brown.