The list of bird species seen or heard in the husk.

Common Names	Latin Names	Location
Common Buzzard	Buteo buteo	Wet area and General
Common Pheasant	Phasianus colchicus	General
Wood Pigeon	Columba palumbus	General
Barn Swallow	Hirundo rustica	General
House Martin	Delichon urbica	General
Wren	Troglodytes troglodytes	Bluebell area, Wet area and Stony area
Dunnock	Prunella modularis	Stony area
Robin	Erithacus rubecula	Mound, Bluebell area, Cherry area, the Clearing, Wet area and Oak
Blackbird	Turdus merula	Bluebell area and Stony area
Song Thrush	Turdus philomelos	General
* Mistle Thrush	Turdus viscivorus	Wet area
Blackcap	Sylvia atricapilla	Stony area and the Clearing
* Wood Warbler	Phylloscopus sibilatrix	Bluebell area
Chiffchaff	Phylloscopus collybita	Stony area and Scrubby area
Goldcrest	Regulus regulus	Bluebell area and Stony area
Spotted Flycatcher	Muscicapa striata	Stony area
Long-tailed Tit	Aegithalos caudatus	Stony area, Scrubby area, Wet area and Oak
Marsh Tit	Parus palustris	Mound, Bluebell area and Stony area
Coal Tit	Parus ater	Mound, Cherry area, Stony area, Wet area and Oak
Blue Tit	Parus caeruleus	the Clearing
Great Tit	Parus major	Stony area
European Nuthatch	Sitta europaea	Mound, Stony area
Eurasian Treecreeper	Certhia familiaris	Cherry area, Stony area, Wet area and Oak
Carrion Crow	Corvus corone	General
Common Raven	Corvus corax	General
Jay	Garrulus glandarius	General
Bullfinch	Pyrrhula pyrrhula	Bluebell area and the Clearing

*	This sign before a species name means that the species was seen or heard in the wet woodland in the three months before the actual bird survey took place.
General	This term means that this species was heard in the area just outside the wet woodland, or was seen in the air space above the wet woodland.
Areas	The different areas quoted in the location section relate to regions singled out in the corresponding plant survey of the wet woodland.