Treecreeper Photo Gallery by Ian Fulton at pbase.com

Treecreeper

(certhia familiaris)
The (Eurasian) Treecreeper is one of the commonest birds in Scotland and can be found almost anywhere in woods and forests. It is most often seen as a white flash of colour flying in low onto a tree which it then climbs, only ever upwards, in a spiral fashion hunting for insects until it drops low to the next tree. It has a characteristic very high pitched buzzing call somewhat similar to Goldcrests.

Tree Creeper, Balmaha, Loch Lomond	Treecreeper, Shore Wood, Loch Lomond NNR	Treecreeper, Shore Wood, Loch Lomond NNR	Treecreeper, Shore Wood, Loch Lomond NNR	Treecreeper, Sallochy Wood, Loch Lomond
Treecreeper, Dalzell Woods, Clyde	Treecreeper, Dalzell Woods, Clyde	Treecreeper, Loch Lomond NNR, Clyde	Treecreeper, Loch Lomond NNR, Clyde	Treecreeper, Loch Lomond NNR, Clyde
Treecreeper, Loch Lomond NNR, Clyde	Treecreeper, Loch Lomond NNR, Clyde	Treecreeper, Loch Lomond NNR, Clyde	Treecreeper, Dalzell Woods, Motherwell	Treecreeper, Auchingyle Wood-Loch Lomond, Clyde
Treecreeper, Shore Wood-Loch Lomond NNR, Clyde	Treecreeper, Burn of Mar-Loch Lomond NNR, Clyde	Treecreeper, Burn of Mar-Loch Lomond NNR, Clyde	Treecreeper, Burn of Mar-Loch Lomond NNR, Clyde	Treecreeper, Burn of Mar-Loch Lomond NNR, Clyde
Treecreeper, Auchingyle Wood-Loch Lomond, Clyde	Treecreeper, Ring Wood-RSPB Loch Lomond, Clyde	Treecreeper, RSPB Loch Lomond, Clyde	Treecreeper, RSPB Loch Lomond, Clyde	Treecreeper, RSPB Loch Lomond, Clyde

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