RSPB Big Garden Birdwatch Results 2015 for East Sussex

The results for the 2015 Big Garden Birdwatch were released last week, with the House Sparrow keeping the UK top spot and the top 10 remaining the same species but in a slightly different order. House Sparrows have declined by an estimated 71% from 1977 to 2008, but recent evidence suggests numbers in East Sussex have been increasing since 2010, with the county BGBW results showing a 25% increase since the turn of the decade.

The top 20 species for gardens in East Sussex are recorded in the table below, courtesy of the RSPB.
The table shows the 'County', 'Species', 'Mean', 'Rank' and '% Gardens'.

East Sussex	House_sparrow	4.17	1	64.03
East Sussex	Blue_tit	3.07	2	81.55
East Sussex	Starling	2.89	3	46.37
East Sussex	Woodpigeon	2.17	4	75.67
East Sussex	Blackbird	2.07	5	86.02
East Sussex	Robin	1.38	6	84.01
East Sussex	Magpie	1.36	7	61.81
East Sussex	Great_tit	1.33	8	52.20
East Sussex	Collared_dove	1.22	9	48.55
East Sussex	Feral_pigeon	1.11	10	24.48
East Sussex	Chaffinch	1.02	11	36.60
East Sussex	Jackdaw	1.01	12	27.23
East Sussex	Carrion_crow	0.93	13	33.66
East Sussex	Goldfinch	0.90	14	21.62
East Sussex	Dunnock	0.82	15	42.55
East Sussex	Herring_gull	0.76	16	22.44
East Sussex	Long_tailed_tit	0.53	17	15.64
East Sussex	Coal_tit	0.41	18	22.72
East Sussex	Nuthatch	0.39	19	26.60
East Sussex	Greenfinch	0.37	20	14.97

Great Spotted Woodpecker and Wren took the number 21 and 22 spots respectively, with both spotted in over a quarter of gardens throughout the county.

#1 - House Sparrow

#20 - Greenfinch