Amphibia
- Frog (common)
- Great crested newt
- Smooth newt
- Toad (common)
Birds
Common
- Barn owl
- Blackbird
- Blackcap
- Blue tit
- Bullfinch
- Buzzard, common
- Carrion crow
- Chaffinch
- Chiffchaff
- Collared dove
- Dunnock
- Fieldfare
- Goldfinch
- Great tit
- Greenfinch
- Heron, grey
- House martin
- Jackdaw
- Jay
- Long-tailed tit
- Magpie
- Mallard
- Moorhen
- Pheasant, common
- Pied wagtail
- Robin
- Rook
- Song thrush
- Sparrow, house
- Starling
- Stock dove
- Swallow, barn
- Woodpigeon
- Wren
Occasional
- Canada goose
- Great spotted woodpecker
- Greylag goose
- Kestrel
- Kingfisher
- Partridge, red-legged
- Peregrine
- Red kite
- Redstart
- Redwing
- Sparrowhawk
- Stonechat
- Swan, mute
- Tawny owl
- Treecreeper
- Yellowhammer
Rare
- Coot
- Cormorant
- Curlew
- Lapwing
- Little egret
- Little owl
- Nuthatch
- Oystercatcher
- Snipe
Fish
- Brown trout
- Grass carp (non-native)
- Perch
- Rainbow trout (non-native)
- Roach
Mammals
Common
- Badger
- Bat, common pipistrelle
- Bat, Daubenton’s
- Field mouse
- Field vole
- Fox (red)
- Hedgehog
- Mole, European
- Shrew, common
- Squirrel, grey
Rare
- Hare, brown
- Muntjac deer
- Rabbit, European
- Weasel
Other
Various butterflies, damselflies, dragonflies, moths (we’re working on a full list!)
Here’s a small selection of the animals that visit the croft.
Updated October 2024