Surrey & Hampshire Wildlife

April 14th 2019 Chawton. Carrion Crows are common and widespread in Surrey & Hampshire nesting begins in late February.

Chaffinches are very common in Surrey & Hampshire as well as across the British Isles. They are resident and breed widely all over Surrey & Hampshire.

Chaffinches are very common in Surrey & Hampshire as well as across the British Isles. They are resident and breed widely all over Surrey & Hampshire.

Juvenile Collared Doves just fledged. Collared Doves are UK residents they are common and widespread throughout Surrey & Hampshire.

Juvenile Collared Doves just fledged. Collared Doves are UK residents they are common and widespread throughout Surrey & Hampshire.

Juvenile Collared Doves just fledged. Collared Doves are UK residents they are common and widespread throughout Surrey & Hampshire.

Juvenile Collared Doves just fledged. Collared Doves are UK residents they are common and widespread throughout Surrey & Hampshire.

Cuckoo's are summer migrants to the UK arriving from mid April and leaving again in July & August. They now only occur locally in Surrey & Hampshire and are in decline across the UK. They favour Dunnocks, Reed Warblers, Pied Wagtails, and Meadow Pipits as hosts for their egg.

Cuckoo's are summer migrants to the UK arriving from mid April and leaving again in July & August. They now only occur locally in Surrey & Hampshire and are in decline across the UK. They favour Dunnocks, Reed Warblers, Pied Wagtails, and Meadow Pipits as hosts for their egg.

Dunnocks are resident, common & widespread throughout Surrey & Hampshire as well as across the UK, they begin nesting in early to mid April. Dunnocks are often chosen by Cuckoos as hosts.

Great Tits are common & widespread across Surrey & Hampshire. They are resident birds in the UK nesting from April to September.

Great Tits are common & widespread across Surrey & Hampshire. They are resident birds in the UK nesting from April to September.

Great Tits are common & widespread across Surrey & Hampshire. They are resident birds in the UK nesting from April to September.

Greenfinches are locally common in Surrey & Hampshire, they are resident and slowly increasing again after a recent sudden decline. They nest from mid April to late August.

Greenfinches are locally common in Surrey & Hampshire, they are resident and slowly increasing again after a recent sudden decline. They nest from mid April to late August.

Male House Sparrow House Sparrows are much less common than they used to be across Surrey & Hampshire, this pattern is also mirrored throughout the UK. House Sparrows nest from mid March to September.

Male House Sparrow House Sparrows are much less common than they used to be across Surrey & Hampshire, this pattern is also mirrored throughout the UK. House Sparrows nest from mid March to September.

Willow Warblers are summer migrants to the UK, they arrive in late March/early April, they are moderately common in Surrey & Hampshire. They nest on or near to the ground in woodland undergrowth or at the foot of hedgerows from mid April onwards.

Willow Warblers are summer migrants to the UK, they arrive in late March/early April, they are moderately common in Surrey & Hampshire. They nest on or near to the ground in woodland undergrowth or at the foot of hedgerows from mid April onwards.

Willow Warblers are summer migrants to the UK, they arrive in late March/early April, they are moderately common in Surrey & Hampshire. They nest on or near to the ground in woodland undergrowth or at the foot of hedgerows from mid April onwards.

Willow Warblers are summer migrants to the UK, they arrive in late March/early April, they are moderately common in Surrey & Hampshire. They nest on or near to the ground in woodland undergrowth or at the foot of hedgerows from mid April onwards.

Jackdaws are very common in Surrey & Hampshire, they are resident in the UK, nesting from early March onwards.

Swallows arrive from Africa at the beginning of April & leave again in late October. They generally nest anywhere there are suitable supporting structures for their mud & feather nests, (barns, bridges, church porches, etc).

Swallows arrive from Africa at the beginning of April & leave again in late October. They generally nest anywhere there are suitable supporting structures for their mud & feather nests, (barns, bridges, church porches, etc).

Swallows arrive from Africa at the beginning of April & leave again in late October. They generally nest anywhere there are suitable supporting structures for their mud & feather nests, (barns, bridges, church porches, etc).

Swallows arrive from Africa at the beginning of April & leave again in late October. They generally nest anywhere there are suitable supporting structures for their mud & feather nests, (barns, bridges, church porches, etc).

Swallows arrive from Africa at the beginning of April & leave again in late October. They generally nest anywhere there are suitable supporting structures for their mud & feather nests, (barns, bridges, church porches, etc).

Swallows arrive from Africa at the beginning of April & leave again in late October. They generally nest anywhere there are suitable supporting structures for their mud & feather nests, (barns, bridges, church porches, etc).

Wrens are common and widespread residents in Surrey & Hampshire as well as across the whole of the UK. They build their dome shaped nest from late March in a variety of locations including walls, dense shrubs, wood piles, ivy on tree trunks, old buildings and ditch & river banks.

Wrens are common and widespread residents in Surrey & Hampshire as well as across the whole of the UK. They build their dome shaped nest from late March in a variety of locations including walls, dense shrubs, wood piles, ivy on tree trunks, old buildings and ditch & river banks.

Wrens are common and widespread residents in Surrey & Hampshire as well as across the whole of the UK. They build their dome shaped nest from late March in a variety of locations including walls, dense shrubs, wood piles, ivy on tree trunks, old buildings and ditch & river banks.

Wrens are common and widespread residents in Surrey & Hampshire as well as across the whole of the UK. They build their dome shaped nest from late March in a variety of locations including walls, dense shrubs, wood piles, ivy on tree trunks, old buildings and ditch & river banks.

Wrens are common and widespread residents in Surrey & Hampshire as well as across the whole of the UK. They build their dome shaped nest from late March in a variety of locations including walls, dense shrubs, wood piles, ivy on tree trunks, old buildings and ditch & river banks.