blue tit
coal tit
great tit
long tailed tit
marsh tit
female chaffinch
male chaffinch
robin
nuthatch
nuthatch
canada goose being chased off by swan
Saturday, 27 February 2016
STANTON PARK
I stopped off at Stanton Park for a while this morning, and sat by the bird feeding station. Lots to see today, five species of the tit family; bluetit, great tit, long tailed tit, coal tit and, as a nice bonus, a marsh tit. Also good views of a couple of nuthatches. Also seen were robin, blackbird, wood pigeon, tree creeper, magpie, rook, redwings, swan, mallard, coot and moorhen. A Canada goose with orange collar was also present, but unwelcome by the resident swans.
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