Tullos Hill represents an incredible resource for the individual of Aberdeen. Aside from being an astounding scene for strolling and other sound exercise, it comprises some of the most startling prehistoric studies, history and normal history in the City. The landscape of Tullos Hill bears imprints of diverse periods of human action, from the Mesolithic time frame to the middle age time and up to the Second World War. This pamphlet seeks to present the differed regular history and prehistoric studies of the Hill. In the springtime, the scrub and forest wake up with small birds singing as they guarantee their nesting territories. Post for chiffchaffs, blackcaps and willow warblers. The chiffchaff says its own name when it calls and the male blackcap has a dark cap to its head. These nest in the bushes and in long grass. These birds visit the UK to rise; they spend the colder time of year in Africa. Resident birds such as robins, blackbird’s song thrushes, incredible tits and blue tits nest in the forest areas. In the event that you are fortunate, you may hear an incredible spotted woodpecker drumming on one of the develop beech trees.