Birds in residence or close by - blackbirds, sparrows, gold finches, bull finches, chaffinches, blue tots, wrens, robins, lesser spotted woodpeckers, green woodpeckers, little owls, barn owls, kestrels, spartow hawks, buzzards, jackdaw colony (will be noisy, young are fledging and testing wings), magpies, rooks and crows, mallards (nesting on the pond and in other
locations on site), our local cuckoo has just arrived, and you may hear our hens’ laying calls. The large queen bumble bees are busy also, and may be heard.
Other less likely sounds may include laughing frogs (naturalised escapee pets), toads, foxes with cubs, badgers, herons. 
As there isn’t much woodland on the Marsh, mostly wide open agribusiness sized fields of wheat, oats, barley, rape, we get a concentration of birds into our wooded areas in the village. We are next door to one of the famous medieval churches of the Marsh, All Saints, Burmarsh, which is being managed for wildlife also by the Romney Marsh Countryside Partnership. 
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