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Recent Sightings Willow warbler Species Images Sites Birding links Weather averages Status of Birds in Congleton Submission Form Home Bird LifeResidents
Mallard Several pairs; have bred.
Eurasian Sparrowhawk Occasional visitor, particularly Autumn/Winter period.
Common Kestrel Regular visitor,Breeds, mainly Summer months.
Common Buzzard Two pairs breed on the site, up to 5 young birds seen in Autumn.
Wood Pigeon Several pairs breeds regularly.
Tawny Owl Resident; 1 pair has bred.
Green Woodpecker Regular visitor; breeds in surrounding woodland.
Great Spotted Woodpecker Regular vistor, breeds in surrounding woodland.
Wren 5 or more pairs resident & breeding.
Hedge Accentor At least 4 pairs resident & breeding.
Robin Probably up to 6 pairs breed.
Blackbird Up to 5 pairs breeding.
Goldcrest Low numbers 1 or 2 pairs only.
Long Tailed Tit At least 2 pairs breed annually.
Eurasian Nuthatch Up to 4 males heard calling regularly.
Coal Tit Several pairs breeds regularly.
Blue Tit At least 12 pairs . Winter feeding flocks
of up to 60 birds.
Great Tit Several pairs in nest boxes, regular in Winter.
Eurasian Treecreeper 1 or 2 pairs breeds annually.
Eurasian Jay At least 2 pairs breed annually, family parties of up to 6
birds.
Eurasian Jackdaw Breeds in surrounding woodland.
Chaffinch Resident; several pairs breed.
Greenfinch Occasional visitor; not regularly seen.
Goldfinch Autumn visitor, up to 6 birds.
Bullfinch Secretive, but up to 2 pairs. breeds regularly.
Migrants
Common Cuckoo Summer migrant; irregular visitor during the breeding season..
Common Swift Summer migrant; regularly seen catching insects over the site,
during the summer months.
Barn Swallow Summer migrant; breeds at adjacent farms.
House Martin Summer migrant; less frequent than formerly, regularly seen
before Autumn migration.
Common Whitethroat Occasional on the site.
Blackcap 2 pairs have bred.
Chiffchaff now 2 to 4 pairs breed
Willow Warbler Up to 2 pairs breed annually, also passage migrant in both
Spring and Autumn.
Spotted Flycatcher Passage migrant in Autumn.
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