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Treecreeper

certhia familiaris

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Description:

A small very active bird that as its name suggests 'creeps' up and around the trunks of trees looking for insects and grubs. Smaller than a Robin in size. Resident in the UK.

Habitat:

seen in ancient woodlands in Sheffield.

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Comments (4)
Debbie Stewart
Thanks Alan, no it wasnt still long thats why the focus isnt perfect!!
doggie...Alan
Lovely set of photos Debbie, they never seem to stay still for long.
Debbie Stewart
Thanks Daniele...You're not kidding, half the time they are hiding around the wrong side of the trunk too!! ha

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PublishedMay 21, 2013

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