Habitat: deciduous woodland

This habitat was rich in bird species but we only encountered this environment in very small amounts during each day. It was found in lowland areas so this means we were familiar with it because it can be seen in Shropshire, with trees such as oaks seen around school site.


E.Wynne and J. Morris

Name	Latin Name	Information
Blue Tit	Parus caeruleus	Small, yellow breast and blue head. White cheeks and black eye stripe.
Great Tit	Parus major	Larger than blue tit, also has yellow breast and black down breast and black cap along with white cheeks.
Greater Spotted Woodpecker	Dendrocopos major	Unmistakable, heard before seen ‘kek kek’ call. Male red nape, female black nape. White patches on wings with red parts underneath of rump.
Chaffinch	Fringilla coelebs	Unmistakable call, orange cheek and breast. Female duller and less conspicuous and duller brown colour.