Bird Library

Mistle Thrush

Turdus Viscivorus

This is the largest member of the Thrush family; the Mistle Thrush is quiet aggressive due to requiring a large territory. It is so named as it feeds on Mistletoe.

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Moorhen

Gallinula Chloropus

Moorhens are a medium sized water bird. They are relatives of the coot family. Moorhens have a habit of twitching their necks and tail. Found near to water they are ground dwelling birds.

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Nuthatch

Sitta Europaea

The Nuthatch is a woodland bird that can be seen clinging to mature tree trunks. They have a cheerful loud call. They are unusual in the fact that they can move up or down a tree trunk while woodpeckers and tree creepers can only move up trees.

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Pheasant

Phasianus Colchicus

This bird was introduced from China many years ago as a game bird and they are still regarded as a such. They can be seen entering gardens in the winter when they are struggling to find food.

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Pied Wagtail

Motacilla Alba

Essentially a waterside bird Pied Wagtails have adapted well to mans environment and are often seen in gardens. They are a delightful small bird that always seems to have a bobbing tail. They are known to gather in large groups and are mostly seen near to water.

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