Starling
With the first eggs laid as early as late March, our resident Starlings begin looking for nesting cavities very early in the year. Male Starlings, which establish breeding territories from January onwards, attempt to defend a series of suitable nesting cavities in the hope that they will be able to attract several females. In addition to probing the ground for invertebrates, they will also flycatch or actively pursue insects across the ground. Large food scraps are taken regularly and they have even been known to tackle small lizards, newts and frogs.
(BTO)
As the evening descends you will spot different fellows including our protected species of bats: