A survey by the York branch of the RSPB in 2001 identified 74 species of bird
in the Arboretum including the common buzzard, curlew, redstart, woodcock, nuthatch
and a single crossbill. Tawny owls nest in all our owl boxes and in August a
flock of 30 mistle thrushes were a memorable sight feeding on the wild cherry
crop.
On our lakes and ponds - the little grebe, moorhen, coot, mallard, tufted duck,
ruddy duck, reed warbler and marsh tit all dropped in to this protected
environment.
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Ruddy Duck.
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