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These maps show the maximum count of selected species for each tetrad during the winter surveying period from the beginning of the national Atlas project up to the end of the winter of 2010/2011.

The maps are arranged in alphabetical order of their English names, i.e. number one is Avocet and number 88 is Yellowhammer.

The slide show goes in alphabetical order but you can jump to the next or the previous species by clicking the + or - sign. You can also jump several species a time by clicking the fast-forward or rewind buttons. The pause button does what you would expect! The bottom right icon shows you the maps in full screen mode.

45 Kingfisher

46 Lapwing

47 Lesser Black-backed Gull

48 Lesser Redpoll

49 Lesser-spotted Woodpecker

50 Linnet

51 Little Egret

52 Little Grebe

53 Long-tailed Tit

54 Mallard

55 Marsh Tit

56 Meadow Pipit

57 Mistle Thrush

58 Moorhen

59 Mute Swan

60 Nuthatch

61 Oystercatcher

62 Pheasant

63 Pied Wagtail

64 Raven

65 Redshank

66 Redwing

67 Reed Bunting

68 Robin

69 Rock Pipit

70 Rook

71 Shag

72 Shelduck

73 Siskin

74 Skylark

75 Snipe

76 Song Thrush

77 Sparrowhawk

78 Starling

79 Stock Dove

80 Stonechat

81 Tawny Owl

82 Teal

83 Treecreeper

84 Wigeon

85 Woodcock

86 Woodpigeon

87 Wren

88 Yellowhammer

1 Avocet

2 Barn Owl

 3 Blar-tailed Godwit

4 Blackbird

5 Blackcap

6 Black-headed Gull

7 Black-tailed Godwit

8 Blue Tit

9 Brambling

10 Bullfinch

11 Buzzard

12 Canada Goose

13 Carrion Crow

14 Cetti’s Warbler

15 Chaffinch

16 Chiffchaff

17 Coal Tit

18 Collared Dove

19 Common Gull

20 Common/Lesser Redpoll

21 Coot

22 Cormorant

23 Curlew

24 Dartford Warbler

25 Dipper

26 Dunlin

27 Dunnock

28 Fieldfare

29 Goldcrest

30 Golden Plover

31 Goldfinch

32 Great Black-backed Gull

33 Great-spotted Woodpecker

34 Great Tit

35 Green Woodpecker

36 Greenfinch

37 Greenshank

38 Grey Heron

39 Grey Wagtail

40 Herring Gull

41 House Sparrow

42 Jackdaw

43 Jay

44 Kestrel