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Species seen on the NBW Minibus trips

Neil Glenn has produced a list of the 208 species of birds (excluding Feral Pigeon) and other animals seen on all Notts Birders’ out of county trips (believe it or not, by popular request!).

Birds

  1. Mute Swan
  2. Tundra Swan
  3. Whooper Swan
  4. Bean Goose (Taiga)
  5. Pink–footed Goose
  6. Greater White–fronted Goose
  7. Greylag Goose
  8. Greater Canada Goose
  9. Brent Goose (Dark–bellied)
  10. Egyptian Goose
  11. Common Shelduck
  12. Eurasian Wigeon
  13. Gadwall
  14. Eurasian Teal
  15. Green–winged Teal
  16. Mallard
  17. Northern Pintail
  18. Northern Shoveler
  19. Common Pochard
  20. Ring–necked Duck
  21. Tufted Duck
  22. Common Eider
  23. Long–tailed Duck
  24. Common Scoter
  25. Velvet Scoter
  26. Common Goldeneye
  27. Red–breasted Merganser
  28. Goosander
  29. Red Grouse
  30. Rock Ptarmigan
  31. Black Grouse
  32. Western Capercaillie
  33. Red–legged partridge
  34. Grey Partridge
  35. Common Pheasant
  36. Red–throated Diver
  37. Black–throated Diver
  38. Great Northern Diver
  39. Yellow–billed Diver
  40. Little Grebe
  41. Great Crested Grebe
  42. Red–necked Grebe
  43. Slavonian Grebe
  44. Northern Fulmar
  45. Manx Shearwater
  46. Balearic Shearwater
  47. Leach’s Storm–petrel
  48. Northern Gannet
  49. Great Cormorant
  50. European Shag
  51. Little Egret
  52. Great Egret
  53. Grey Heron
  54. Red Kite
  55. Eurasian Marsh Harrier
  56. Hen Harrier
  57. Eurasian Sparrowhawk
  58. Common Buzzard
  59. Golden Eagle
  60. Osprey
  61. Common Kestrel
  62. Red–footed Falcon
  63. Merlin
  64. Hobby
  65. Peregrine Falcon
  66. Water Rail
  67. Little Crake
  68. Common Moorhen
  69. Common Coot
  70. Common Crane
  71. Eurasian Oystercatcher
  72. Black–winged Stilt
  73. Pied Avocet
  74. Little Ringed Plover
  75. Ringed Plover
  76. Eurasian Dotterel
  77. European Golden Plover
  78. Grey Plover
  79. Northern Lapwing
  80. Red Knot
  81. Sanderling
  82. Curlew Sandpiper
  83. Purple Sandpiper
  84. Dunlin
  85. Ruff
  86. Common Snipe
  87. Eurasian Woodcock
  88. Black–tailed Godwit
  89. Bar–tailed Godwit
  90. Whimbrel
  91. Eurasian Curlew
  92. Spotted Redshank
  93. Common Redshank
  94. Common Greenshank
  95. Green Sandpiper
  96. Common Sandpiper
  97. Ruddy Turnstone
  98. Pomarine Skua
  99. Arctic Skua
  100. Great Skua
  101. Mediterranean Gull
  102. Little Gull
  103. Sabine’s Gull
  104. Black–headed Gull
  105. Mew Gull
  1. Lesser Black–backed Gull
  2. Herring Gull
  3. Great Black–backed Gull
  4. Black–legged Kittiwake
  5. Sandwich Tern
  6. Roseate Tern
  7. Common Tern
  8. Arctic Tern
  9. Little Tern
  10. Common Guillemot
  11. Razorbill
  12. Black Guillemot
  13. Atlantic Puffin
  14. Rock Pigeon
    15. (Feral Pigeon)
  15. Stock Pigeon
  16. Common Wood Pigeon
  17. Eurasian Collared Dove
  18. European Turtle Dove
  19. Common Cuckoo
  20. Barn Owl
  21. Little Owl
  22. Tawny Owl
  23. Long–eared Owl
  24. Short–eared Owl
  25. Common Swift
  26. Common Kingfisher
  27. Wryneck
  28. Green Woodpecker
  29. Great Spotted Woodpecker
  30. Sky Lark
  31. Horned Lark
  32. Sand Martin
  33. Barn Swallow
  34. House Martin
  35. Tree Pipit
  36. Meadow Pipit
  37. Rock Pipit
  38. Yellow Wagtail
  39. Grey Wagtail
  40. Pied Wagtail
  41. White–throated Dipper
  42. Winter Wren
  43. Hedge Accentor
  44. European Robin
  45. Common Redstart
  46. Stonechat
  47. Northern Wheatear
  48. Ring Ouzel
  49. Common Blackbird
  50. Fieldfare
  51. Song Thrush
  52. Redwing
  53. Mistle Thrush
  54. Cetti’s Warbler
  55. Sedge Warbler
  56. Eurasian Reed Warbler
  57. Blackcap
  58. Lesser Whitethroat
  59. Common Whitethroat
  60. Wood Warbler
  61. Common Chiffchaff
  62. Willow Warbler
  63. Goldcrest
  64. Spotted Flycatcher
  65. Red–breasted Flycatcher
  66. Pied Flycatcher
  67. Bearded Tit
  68. Long–tailed Tit
  69. Marsh Tit
  70. Willow Tit
  71. Crested Tit
  72. Coal Tit
  73. Blue Tit
  74. Great Tit
  75. Eurasian Treecreeper
  76. Red–backed Shrike
  77. Great Grey Shrike
  78. Eurasian Jay
  79. Black–billed Magpie
  80. Red–billed Chough
  81. Eurasian Jackdaw
  82. Rook
  83. Carrion Crow
  84. Hooded Crow
  85. Common Raven
  86. Common Starling
  87. House Sparrow
  88. Eurasian Tree Sparrow
  89. Chaffinch
  90. European Greenfinch
  91. European Goldfinch
  92. Eurasian Siskin
  93. Common Linnet
  94. Twite
  95. Lesser Redpoll
  96. Common Crossbill
  97. Scottish/Parrot Crossbill
  98. Common Rosefinch
  99. Common Bullfinch
  100. Snow Bunting
  101. Yellowhammer
  102. Reed Bunting
  103. Corn Bunting

Mammals

  1. Pipistrelle Bat
  2. Daubenton’s Bat
  3. Brown Rat
  4. Badger
  5. Fox
  6. Pine Marten
  7. Red Squirrel
  8. Grey Squirrel
  9. Red Deer
  1. Roe Deer
  2. Chinese Water Deer
  3. Short–tailed Field Vole
  4. Brown Hare
  5. Rabbit
  6. Harbour Porpoise
  7. Grey Seal
  8. Common Seal
  9. SIMON KING!

Reptiles and Amphibians

  1. Common Lizard
  2. Common Toad
  1. Common Frog
  2. Smooth Newt

Butterflies and Moths

  1. Green Hairstreak
  2. Speckled Wood
  3. Orange Tip
  4. Comma
  5. Green–veined White
  6. Red Admiral
  7. Peacock
  1. Small Tortoishell
  2. Ringlet
  3. Small Heath
  4. Greyling
  5. Cinnabar Moth
  6. Six–spot Burnet
  7. Hummingbird Hawkmoth

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