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...It was enclosed by Henry Willoughby, 6th Baron Middleton with a seven-mile red brick wall at the start of the nineteenth century. Originally enclosing 790 ...jackdaw, and carrion crow. Other bird species present at the site include jay, nuthatch and sparrowhawk. Migrating wildfowl grace the lake in the winter ...

...Mires is ongoing. The forest is one of the last English strongholds of the red squirrel, and provides excellent habitat for many species of birds of prey. ...<ref>http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_qn4158/is_20000918/ai_n14341450 Jay Merrick in the Independent on the Kielder Skyspace</ref> designed by James ...

[[File:Jay's Grave, geograph.jpg|right|thumb|200px|Jay's Grave]] ...marks have ancient legends and ghost stories associated with them, such as Jay's Grave, the ancient burial site at Childe's Tomb, the rock pile called Bow ...

...chiffchaff, willow warbler and locally blackcap, woodpigeon, sparrowhawk, jay, pheasant and woodcock are also found. ...by Willows, in more open places black-headed gulls nest, mallard, teal and red-breasted merganser breed on the island, great crested grebe largely use the ...

...e farmland. Wildlife observed on the fens near Bardney includes barn owl, red fox and hemlock. ...several species of wild orchids. Wildlife in the limewoods includes deer, jay, hornet and purple hairstreak butterfly. ...

...e village. This is (rather confusingly) called ''The Old House'', and is a red-bricked and square-timbered house which at one stage belonged to Roger Kimb ...orrall family of [[English Bicknor]] and the name 'Joys Green' came from ''Jay's Green'' on account of the numerous Jays seen in that locality. ...

...Badger setts, but Badgers, being nocturnal are rarely seen. Two herds of Red Poll Cattle graze the plains in the traditional manner. Sheep are used as ...ecies of Birds, attracted by the various habitats. Woodland birds include Jay, Green Woodpecker, Great Spotted Woodpecker, Carrion Crow, Blue Tit, Great ...