Bird profile – The Treecreeper (Certhia familiaris)
The treecreeper are active little birds climbing up and down tree trunks in search of insects!
What do Treecreepers look like?
Treecreepers have a slender body and are mostly brown in colour which makes them excellent to camouflage against the bark of a tree. Their tail feathers are stiffened which helps them brace against the tree trunks while climbing.
Where do Treecreepers live?
Treecreepers like to live in woodlands and forest. Mostly living across Europe and parts of Asia. Wherever insects are a Treecreeper won’t be far away! So the Treecreeper will love our Live Mealworms.
Fun facts about Treecreepers
- Treecreepers have a high-pitched song which is very soft and can go unnoticed unless you are really close to their habitat
- Treecreepers typically nest in tree cavities.
- Normally Treecreepers lay 4-7 white or lightly speckled eggs.
Observing treecreepers in their natural habitat can be a rewarding experience. Their unique climbing behaviour and remarkable adaptations allow them to thrive in tree-rich environments
You can do your bit for British wildlife - including the lovable Treecreeper- by putting out bird seeds and planting wildflowers in your garden!
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