Tree habitats
KestrelThe great variety of trees in Apley Woods provided nesting sites for birds ranging from Buzzards to the tiny Goldcrest.
Other birds which prefer to nest high in the trees include the Mistle Thrush, Nuthatch, Green Woodpecker and Kestrel, all of which have been recorded in Apley Woods.
Recorded sightings
Please get in touch if you see a bird that is not featured in the below list.
| Mistle Thrush |
| Nuthatch |
| Green Woodpecker |
| Kestrel |
| Goldcrest |
Galleries
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- Supporting images
- Goldcrest
- Green Woodpecker
- Missel Thrush
- Nuthatch
- Goldcrest
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