- What is SERC?
- The SERC Network
- SERC Partners
- Specialist Groups
- Reptile and Amphibian Group for Somerset
- Somerset Bat Group
- Somerset Botany Group
- Somerset Rare Plants Group
- Somerset & Bristol Branch of Butterfly Conservation
- Somerset Otter Group
- Somerset Ornithological Society
- Somerset Moth Group
- Somerset Mammal Group
- Somerset Geology Group
- Exmoor Natural History Society
- North Somerset & Bristol Fungus Group
- The SERC Team
- Where we operate
- More about Somerset
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- What we do?
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- Do your bit for wildlife
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What to look for this month
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Long-tailed tits
Long-tailed tits are easily recognisable with their black, white and pinkish plumage with a very long tail making up 7-9cm of its 13-15 cm length. You may hear them before you see them as they are noisy and excitable birds usually seen in flocks of about 20 birds moving from tree to tree.