Tree Creeper carries the colours of Sue Williams, whose name is synonymous with Turnell stalwarts like Tree Tangle and Country Member.
 Next stop Morfa Madryn Nature Reserve, Llanfairfechan, and the woodland by the car park produces 
tree creeper and goldcrest.
This is my list, verified in all instances by my husband: house sparrow, hedge sparrow, blackbird, mistle thrush (no song thrush), starling, wren, robin, nuthatch, 
tree creeper, great spotted woodpecker, tawny owl, sparrow hawk, green woodpecker, blue tit, great tit, long tailed tit, coal tit, green finch, chaffinch, gold finch, bull finch, pied wagtail, redpoll, blackcap, wood pigeon, collared dove, Canada goose, mallard duck, swift, swallow, house martin, herring gull, lesser blackbacked gull, black headed gull, heron, gold crest, magpie, jay, crow, jackdaw, redwing, field fare.
Jamie Goldstein reached 20 winners for the season, riding a double on Winsford Hill and 
Tree Creeper.
They include common and honey buzzard, cuckoo, curlew, dipper, goosander, goshawk, great spotted woodpecker, kingfisher, peregrine, sand martin, spotted and pied flycatcher, tawny owl, 
tree creeper, willow and wood warbler and raven.
A 
tree creeper has also been seen on several occasions up at the cemetery and may come wandering with the long-tailed tits.
I have seen kingfishers, herons, mallard, wrens, thrushes, blackbirds, magpies, a sandpiper, 
tree creeper, fieldfare, greenfinch, goldfinch, green woodpecker, sparrowhawk, and many more.
Tree Creeper, who takes on Gris d'Estruval in the Jack O'Newbury Novices' Chase, and Too Plush, who runs in the North Sydmonton Handicap Chase, represent his best chances.
 Tree Creeper settled better than he often does and then gave the second a hefty whack.
 Tree creepers, bullfinches, siskins, both song and mistle thrushes and the nuthatch are regular visitors.
 But he was not always as sleek as the 
tree creepers he clings to.
The vast array of insect life found in the oak tree means that of all British trees, it supplies the most food for birds such as tits and 
tree creepers.