| GREY HERON | Occasional fly-over. Has landed by our pond. |
| CANADA GOOSE | Occasional fly-over. |
| MALLARD DUCK | Occasional fly-over Pair in garden pond. Not frequent. |
| RED KITE | Regular fly over. Common, but only in last 10 years. |
| COMMON BUZZARD | Frequent fly-over, Often with Kites. Only in last 10 years. |
| SPARROWHAWK | Frequent in garden. More common now than 20 years ago. |
| KESTREL | Occasional fly-over. More common now than 20 years ago. |
| RED-LEGGED PARTRIDGE | Pair in garden, (only once). |
| PHEASANT | Very infrequent in garden. |
| BLACK-HEADED GULL. | Frequent fly-over. |
| HERRING GULL | Occasional fly-over |
| FERAL PIGEON | Daily, (in large numbers!) |
| WOOD PIGEON | Regular. |
| COLLARED DOVE | Frequent in garden. |
| TAWNEY OWL | Occasionally heard at night. |
| SWIFT | Regular summer fly-over. Recently in reasonable numbers, although vulnerable to loss of nesting sites. |
| KINGFISHER | Very occasional visitor to garden, usually during severe winter weather. |
| GREAT SPOTTED WOODPECKER | Occasional visitor to peanut feeders. |
| BARN SWALLOW | Regular fly-over, but numbers have declined in recent years. |
| HOUSE MARTIN | Regular summer fly-over, in reasonable numbers. |
| PIED WAGTAIL | Occasional garden visitor. |
| GREY WAGTAIL | Infrequent garden visitor. |
| DUNNOCK | Very common garden breeder. |
| ROBIN | Very common garden breeder. |
| SONG THRUSH | Was very uncommon, but this winter it has become a fairly regular visitor. |
| MISTLE THRUSH | Very occasional visitor. |
| REDWING | Regular winter visitor, feeding on Cotoneaster and Pyracantha berries |
| FIELDFARE | Regular winter visitor, although there seemed to be fewer this winter. |
| BLACKBIRD | Regular garden breeder. |
| BLACKCAP | Used to be just a summer visitor, but in recent years some overwinter and visit seed feeders. |
| CHIFFCHAFF | As Blackcap, but not quite as frequently seen in garden. |
| GOLDCREST | Regular visitor to garden. |
| GREAT TIT | Very regular in garden. Sometimes breeds in nest box. Numbers stable. |
| BLUE TIT | Very regular in garden. Nearly always breeds in nest box. Numbers stable or increasing. |
| COAL TIT | Occasional visitor to garden. Has bred in nest box. More frequently seen than 20 years ago. |
| LONG-TAILED TIT | Frequent in garden, often passing through with other tits. Numbers appear stable. |
| MAGPIE | Very common. A pair regularly in garden. Has bred in nearby hedge. Almost unknown 40 years ago. |
| JAY | Very occasional in garden. |
| JACKDAW | Common in and around garden. |
| ROOK | Common over garden. Sometimes tries to feed on fat balls. |
| CARRION CROW | Same as ROOK. |
| RAVEN | Very infrequent fly-over. Although becoming a little more common in recent years. |
| STARLING | Common in garden, but not in the numbers of 3 or 4 years ago. |
| HOUSE SPARROW | Very common. Breeds in garden hedge. Numbers stable or increasing. |
| CHAFFINCH | Once common, now very occasional. Trichomonosis has greatly reduced numbers. |
| BRAMBLING | Not seen in garden for many years. Probably because of milder winters. |
| GOLDFINCH | Very common on seed feeders. Numbers greatly increased in recent years. |
| SISKIN | Not seen in garden for a few years. Probably due to milder winters. |
| GREENFINCH | Regular in garden but not numbers of 10 years ago. Disease same as Chaffinch, but Greenfinches seem to be making a comeback. |
