Woodland birds
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The Blackbird's favourite foods are insects, worms and berries. It has a loud, flute-like song and can often be seen looking for food in the leaf litter on the woodland floor. |
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In spring, Great spotted Woodpeckers can be heard 'drumming' and calling loudly. They can sometimes be seen on garden bird feeders. They like to eat insects, nuts and seeds. |
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Treecreepers can be seen on tree trunks in patches of woodland. These small birds hop up trees using their long, down-curved bill to search for spiders and insects |
