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Ornithology Information

Coal tit: Periparus ater

The coal tit is a small grey bird with buff underparts, white cheeks, a black cap and white patch to the back of the head. Measuring around 12cm, they are a little smaller than a blue tit, with a slimmer bill that is perfectly suited to feeding in conifer trees. 

Blackbird: Turdus merula

The blackbird is one of our most common birds and can be found in many gardens, parks and woodland across the county. Striking and melodious, the male has a black body with a vibrant orange/yellow beak and eye ring. Females, on the other hand, have a brown beak and are dark brown with streaks to the chest and throat.

Wren: Troglodytes troglodytes

The wren is a tiny chestnut-brown bird – measuring 9-10cm long – with a short cocked tail, almost spherical shape and a distinct “tik-tik-tik” alarm call. It is one of our most widespread birds and can be found across Britain and Ireland in a range of habitats, including farmland, woodland, cities, town and gardens.