Birds in the camp


We put out fat balls and wildflower seeds in and around the camp to look after the local bird population.  Here are a selection of photos we’ve taken of some of the birds that we’ve seen.  None of them are rare, but it’s still a great joy to see and hear them when we’re out in the woods.

Robins and blackbirds are both regular visitors.

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 We also get a few different types of tit in and around the camp.  This year we have a long tailed tit nest in an ash right in the middle of the camp!

Birds in our ancient woodland camp Birds in our ancient woodland camp Birds in our ancient woodland camp

Nicola took this photo of a chaffinch at the weekend, during our 5 Day Bushcraft Course.

Birds in our ancient woodland camp

On our Tracking & Nature Awareness course a couple of weeks ago we had a buzzard right over the camp, just above the tree tops; unfortunately no one had a camera to hand to get a photo; this photo was taken last September.

Birds in our ancient woodland camp


About Gary

Lead Instructor at Jack Raven Bushcraft, teaching bushcraft, wilderness and survival skills to groups and individuals.

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