I live in the outskirts of a small town, so lots.
Quite a few magpies, urracas here, live in our property and come to eat in front of my house every day. I got to see their chicks and also how they learn in fly school.
Also punk birds called Abubillas, hoopoes, live here and eat just a few meters away.
Lots of sparrows.
Hedgehogs.
We also get swallows every year and since they fancy our garage, we keep open the doors and covered in plastic the cars, so we get generation after generation of swallows coming every year through migration. We also see their flying school, were they teach their chicks, and it's beautiful. They have our cat Zipi measured haha, they divebomb her when she goes investigating in the garage and she's all mew mew leave me alone
Snakes, from a respectable size to small, but few are venomous.
Scorpions.
The usual assortment of friendly house and terrain spiders, which I taught my family to never kill them and let them live in peace, and to never destroy their cobwebs unless abandoned, since they're amazing pest control, mainly mosquitoes, but they also eat lots of mites. Since we don't kill them, we get far far less flying obnoxious bastards haha. We have quite a few of those super smart and friendly cute jumping spiders that jump out and hitch a ride or just say hello.
At sundown,, specially in warm months, lots of different bats chomping all the flying critters they can chomp.
Falcons, the odd eagle, wild boars, foxes, wild rabbits, wild cats, and during COVID lockdowns, because the outskirts were so fucking quiet and there was curfew at night so not many cars each day, an Iberian Lynx went into our chicken coop, stole one chicken and decapitated the three remaining haha. It was amazing to see one in the wild just a few meters from me because they were practically extinct here in the Iberian Peninsula, an through protection and nurture, we've slowly gotten them back from the brink of extinction.

