Wildlife of the National Trust


About Druridge Pools
	The National Trust own several areas of the north-east coast in Northumberland and County Durham. These include Druridge Pools, which is particularly good place for birds and the dunes are fantastic for butterflies and moths. Click on the Oak Leaf to see the National Trust's website for the north-east coast. My visits here are from 2020 onwards

New Species

July 2025	Fri 25th	Dark strawberry Tortrix
	Fri 25th	Dingy Footman

June 2025	Thu 26th	House Sparrow
	Wed 25th	Small Tortoiseshell
	Tue 17th	Alomya Debellator
	Tue 17th	Livid Sawfly
	Tue 17th	Turnip Sawfly

May 2025	Sun 25th	Cocksfoot Moth
	Sun 25th	Golden-bloomed Longhorn Beetle
	Wed 7th	Dotterel


Two Legs (ie. Birds)	Six Legs (eg. Insects)	Other Legged (eg. Mammals)
Birds of Prey	Woodpeckers	Kingfisher and Colourful Birds
Warblers, Crests and Flycatchers	Tits, Nuthatches and Tree Creepers	Dippers, Dunnocks, Wrens and Starlings
Waders	Larks, Pipits and Wagtails	Corvids
Ducks, Grebes and Coots	Herons, Egrets, Cranes and Bitterns	Finches and Buntings
Pigeons and Pheasants	Geese and Swans	Gulls
Fulmar, Gannet, Petrels and Shearwaters	Swallow, Swift and Martins	Thrushes and Chats
Auks	Terns	Divers

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