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our gallery on the
Greater Spotted Woodpecker
has loads of images we were able to capture in our country garden a few years
ago. Birds of Prey are generally more elusive, many of us may catch a glimpse of
a Buzzard or Kestrel as we drive around, but if you want to see some of these
majestic birds up close then you need to go to a wildlife park which have
some on display or to one of Bird of Prey Centres which may also having flying
demonstrations. One wild spot you can visit to see
Red Kites
Powys in mid Wales. See our galleries
Red Kite Gallery
a list of
other locations where you can see them within the UK. Staying with wildlife June is also the month
that
Puffins
