Below is  a list of birds that live and feed in the trees, hedgerows and grassland along Sanders Lane. They have all been spotted within the last year.

The RSPB splits the UK's birds into three categories of conservation importance - red, amber and green. Red is the highest conservation priority, with species needing urgent action. Amber is the next most critical group, followed by green : 

House Sparrows,  Starlings   

Green Woodpeckers,  Dunnocks,  Mistle Thrush,  Kestrels,  Lesser Black-backed Gulls,  Black-headed Gulls,  Herring Gulls

Greenfinches,  Goldfinches,  Chaffinches,  Wrens,  Swifts,  Jays,  Robins,  Blackbirds,  Magpies,  Rock Dove,  Woodpigeons,  Carrion Crow,  Jackdaws,  Blue tits,  Great tits,  Long-tailed tits,  Pied Wagtails

Introduced :

This is not a conservation status category, but indicates a species that has escaped and bred in the wild or has been deliberately released into the wild at some point in the UK's history. As these species are not native to the UK, they have no specific conservation status here.)

Parakeets