London's commonest creatures

Woodpigeon, robin, blue tit, blackbird.

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SeriesPeriod or categoryValueUnit
ValueWoodpigeon266,046records
ValueRobin259,815records
ValueBlue Tit256,319records
ValueBlackbird250,549records
ValueMagpie245,310records
ValueGreat Tit236,869records
ValueCarrion Crow206,876records
ValueStarling199,140records
ValueMeadow Brown172,550records
ValueDunnock170,149records
ValueRock Dove166,604records
ValueWren161,067records
ValueHouse Sparrow149,510records
ValueGoldfinch147,958records
ValueSpeckled Wood139,189records
ValueRing-necked Parakeet130,806records
ValueChaffinch127,594records
ValueGreenfinch125,262records
ValueGreat Spotted Woodpecker121,592records
ValueSmall White120,221records

Methodology

The twenty most recorded species by common name within 25km of Charing Cross. Most recorded rather than most numerous — a species that is easy to see and pleasant to note outranks one that is more abundant and less obliging.

Provenance

Source
NBN Atlas
Cadence
annual
Engine
comparison
Licence
Mixed open licences, per record

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