Bird Watching

BIRD WATCHING

A huge variety of birds are regularly seen at Roman Lakes Leisure Park. These vary from small native tree birds to large waterfowl. Our many resident white geese, hens and guinea fowl are not included on the list but always appreciate your interest in them!

The following list contains the names of birds seen on and around the Roman Lakes Leisure Park. It is an ideal habitat for the birds listed below. You do not have to be an expert birdwatcher to see the birds on this list, so why not have a go and see how many you can spot.

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Birds seen all year round
Black Headed Gull Blackbird Blue Tit Bullfinch Canada Goose Chaffinch Coal Tit Collared Dove Coot Crow Dipper Dunnock Feral Pigeon Goldcrest Goldfinch Great Crested Grebe Great Spotted Woodpecker Great Tit Green Woodpecker Greenfinch Grey Heron Grey Wagtail Hendom Goose House Sparrow Jackdaw	Jay Kestrel Kingfisher Little Grebe Long Tailed Tit Magpie Mallard Mistle Thrush Moorhen Mute Swan Nuthatch Peacock Pheasant Pied Wagtail Redpoll Reed Bunting Robin Rook Song Thrush Sparrow Hawk Starling Tawny Owl Toulouse Goose Treecreeper Tufted Duck Wood Pigeon Wren
Birds seen in the Autumn/Winter
Brambling Fieldfare Goosander	Redwing Siskin Red Breasted Merganser
Birds seen in the Spring/Summer
Blackcap Chiffchaff Cuckoo Garden Warbler House Martin	Lapwing Sand Martin Swallow Swift Willow Warbler
Birds seen occasionally
Black Swan Common Sandpiper Common Tern Cormorant Lesser Spotted Woodpecker Night Heron	Osprey Pochard Pink-footed Goose Teal Whitethroat Waxwing
Other birds suited to the local environment The proprietor, Mr Bernard Sewart, would be interested to learn of any sightings of the following birds or, indeed, any other species not listed.
Lesser Spotted Woodpecker Little Owl Mandarin Pied Flycatcher Pintail Shelduck	Spotted Flycatcher Skylark Tree Sparrow Widgeon Yellowhammer