Celebrate the incredible variety of avian species that inhabit our woodlands. Whether it's the acrobatic Blue Tit, the majestic Buzzard soaring high above, or the cheerful Robin flitting through the undergrowth, our woodlands provide a sanctuary for a wide range of birds, each with its own distinctive characteristics and behaviours.

From the unmistakable calls of the Great Tit to the eye-catching colours of the Goldfinch, our birdlife is as dynamic as it is captivating. These birds play vital roles in the ecosystem, from controlling insect populations to adding vibrant flashes of colour to the landscape. Many, like the Long-tailed Tit, form close-knit social groups, while others, such as the solitary Buzzard, establish long-term territories that they fiercely defend.

In this section, you'll find detailed profiles of these fascinating species, including insights into their feeding habits, nesting behaviours, and their place in both the natural world and folklore. Discover their survival strategies, from the Robin's feisty territorial nature to the Buzzard's impressive aerial displays. Join us in appreciating the beauty, intelligence, and diversity of our woodland birds.