There are many resident and migratory birds to be seen in the Senni Valley. Bird boxes have been put out in the upper Senni Valley by Ayden for several decades. Photos of tawny owls and films of peregrine falcons have been taken by people with special interests in these species. Local breeding populations also include red kites, ravens, buzzards, tawny owls, nut hatches, marsh tits, dippers and kingfishers. Click on highlighted birds in the list for photos.
The following 95 species of birds have been noted in the 10 km grid square
SN92, that includes the Senni Valley. The list was updated on Saturday,
14/04/2007 by BirdTrack and kindly
provided by Gareth Rees.
Barn Owl |
Grey Heron Grey Wagtail Herring Gull House Martin House Sparrow Jack Snipe Jackdaw Jay Kestrel Kingfisher Lesser Black-backed Gull Lesser Redpoll Linnet Long-tailed Tit Magpie Mallard Marsh Tit Meadow Pipit Merlin Mistle Thrush Moorhen Nuthatch Peregrine Pheasant Pied Flycatcher Pied Wagtail (yarrellii) Quail Raven Red Kite Redstart Redwing Reed Bunting |
Ring ouzel Robin Rook Sand Martin Sedge Warbler Shoveler Siskin Skylark Snipe Song Thrush Sparrowhawk Spotted Flycatcher Starling Stock Dove Stonechat Swallow Swift Tawny Owl Teal Tree Pipit Treecreeper Tufted Duck Water Rail Wheatear Whinchat Willow Warbler Wood Warbler Woodcock Woodpigeon Wren Yellowhammer |