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GREEN WOODPECKER
There are three woodpeckers which breed in Britain; the Green Woodpecker is the largest and most brightly coloured of the three.
GREY HERON
When a Grey Heron flies overhead with neck curled back, you could be forgiven for thinking that you are back in the time when the dinosaurs ruled the earth.
GREY WAGTAIL
The Grey Wagtail is not a good name for this brightly coloured bird for, although it has blue slate grey upper parts with black wings, beneath it has a bright yellow breast and rump.
KINGFISHER
You cannot mistake this bird from any other. It is nothing less than brilliantly coloured. They are blue green above and orange chestnut below.
NUTHATCH
The Nuthatch has blue slate upper parts and buff coloured under parts. The eye stripe is black and it has a white throat, grey bill and yellowish-brown legs.
