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birds, gloucestershire and london, may 27-june 9, 2004 2004-06-10 - 1:36 p.m. Here's a photo tour of some common English Birds. Keep in mind that all photos are � 2004 by Elaine Radford. Link freely if you wish, but don't copy without permission. Wood Pigeon The two most common songbirds of England are the omni-present Blackbird: Male Blackbird and the insouciant Chaffinch: Male Chaffinch England has apparently lost a great many of its historical breeding species but has managed to attract other avian newcomers. I missed the Rose-Ringed Parakeets, but had little trouble observing such attractive examples as paired-off Tufted Ducks and Pheasants. Male Tufted Duck, summer plumage Male Pheasant Here's the bird list. A lot of iffies were deleted for various reasons, particularly if I couldn't be sure a bird was an unbanded wild bird rather than an ornamental. I needed to see evidence that waterfowl, especially, were free-flying and unbanded. Introduced but now accepted breeding species like Mandarin Duck don't make it an easy job, so there were some judgment calls. Gray Heron Mute Swan Greylag Goose Canada Goose Common Shelduck Mandarin Duck Mallard Northern Shoveler Common Pochard Tufted Duck Common Buzzard, Buteo buteo Common Kestrel Common Quail Ring-necked Pheasant Common Moorhen Eurasian Coot Northern Lapwing Mew Gull European Herring Gull Lesser Black-backed Gull Black-headed Gull Rock Dove Common Wood-Pigeon Eurasian Collared-Dove Common Cuckoo Common Swift Sky Lark Barn Swallow Common House-Martin White Wagtail Yellow Wagtail Gray Wagtail, male Winter Wren Eurasian Blackbird Song Thrush Mistle Thrush Grasshopper Warbler, singing male Blackcap European Robin Long-tailed Tit Willow Tit Great Tit Blue Tit Eurasian Magpie Eurasian Jackdaw Rook Carrion Crow European Starling Yellowhammer Chaffinch European Greenfinch European Goldfinch House Sparrow back - next All Rights Reserved, Copyright 2002-2017 by Elaine Radford