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Here you will find a wide range of birding related articles from various organisations, conservation bodies as well as individual accounts of rare bird finds and other interesting articles.
 
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new  Weekly birding round-up: 11 - 17 Jul   (Weekly Roundup)
Jon Dunn brings you his weekly birding roundup looking back at the best birds from around Britain, Ireland and the Western Palearctic, headlined this week by a Soft-plumaged Petrel in Cornwall. More here >
Written by: Jon Dunn (18 Jul 2025)
 
 
new  Great-tailed Grackle added to Category E of the British List   (British List)
The Great-tailed Grackle, present near Haverfordwest in Pembrokeshire in October 2023, has been added to Category E of the British List. More here >
Written by: BOURC (18 Jul 2025)
 
 
new  West African wildlife paradise to receive World Heritage Site status   (Conservation News)
Sierra Leone's Gola Rainforest has been named a new UNESCO World Heritage site for its global importance to wildlife. More here >
Written by:  (18 Jul 2025)
 
 
new  1.87m pounds in funding to drive nature investment   (Conservation News)
Projects across Scotland which are expanding woodland, restoring saltmarsh and peatlands, and protecting threatened species have been awarded a share of £1.87m from NatureScot and The National Lottery Heritage Fund. More here >
Written by:  (18 Jul 2025)
 
 
Weekly birding round-up: 4 - 10 Jul   (Weekly Roundup)
Jon Dunn brings you his weekly birding roundup looking back at the best birds from around Britain, Ireland and the Western Palearctic, headlined this week by a Greater Sand Plover in Shetland. More here >
Written by: Jon Dunn (14 Jul 2025)
 
 
Urban lead contamination alters sparrow behaviour in surprising ways   (Research)
House Sparrows in a polluted Australian city show heightened vigilance and fear of human gaze—potentially compensating for weakened escape ability caused by lead exposure. More here >
Written by:  (09 Jul 2025)
 
 
Why conserving the Magellanic Woodpecker is vital for South America's cavity nesters   (Research)
New research reveals the pivotal but complex role of the Magellanic Woodpecker in supporting a rich community of cavity-using birds at the southernmost tip of South America. More here >
Written by:  (09 Jul 2025)
 
 
Three gulls and an island   (Research)
On Scotland's Isle of May new research reveals how Lesser Black-backed, Herring and Great Black-backed Gulls divide their feeding grounds. More here >
Written by:  (09 Jul 2025)
 
 
Only one Swallow - But sweeping claims?   (Research)
Can a single geolocator justify bold conclusions about an entire migratory subspecies? More here >
Written by:  (09 Jul 2025)
 
 
Tourism on the back of the dead - Should carcasses be left to rot for the benefit of birders?   (Conservation News)
Tracking technology and tourist surveys offer a new path for sustainable vulture-watching away from artificial feeding stations. More here >
Written by:  (09 Jul 2025)
 
 
When technology undermines survival - The hidden toll of backpack tags on migratory geese   (Research)
New research using GPS tracking at Poyang Lake uncovers survival risks, from tag design to wind speeds, that shape the fate of released geese. More here >
Written by:  (08 Jul 2025)
 
 
Hornbills caught in the act: A surprising aerial assault on bats in Borneo   (News)
New field observations reveal Bushy-crested Hornbills in Malaysia actively hunting flying bats in a manner previously undocumented for the species. More here >
Written by:  (08 Jul 2025)
 
 
A graveyard for birds in northern Spain   (Research)
New research shows eucalyptus plantations are decimating bird diversity in the Basque Country's once-rich forests. More here >
Written by:  (08 Jul 2025)
 
 
Weekly birding round-up: 27 Jun - 3 Jul   (Weekly Roundup)
Jon Dunn brings you his weekly birding roundup looking back at the best birds from around Britain, Ireland and the Western Palearctic. More here >
Written by:  (04 Jul 2025)
 
 
Conservation's Blind Spot: The Wintering Grounds   (Research)
GPS tracking of Eurasian Stone-curlews from western France reveals complex, varied migratory strategies and raises fresh conservation concerns about wintering habitat change. More here >
Written by:  (04 Jul 2025)
 
 
Century of Change: Morphological Shifts in Colombia's Rainforest Birds   (Research)
New study reveals complex and species-specific changes in body size and shape among tropical birds over 109 years, with implications for climate adaptation. More here >
Written by:  (04 Jul 2025)
 
 
Akritas Cape: Greece's Hidden Gateway for Soaring Raptors   (Research)
A major migration corridor for European Honey Buzzards has been discovered in southern Greece, challenging long-standing assumptions about Mediterranean flyways. More here >
Written by:  (04 Jul 2025)
 
 
Cuckoo Outsmarts Bushchat Using Its Own Alarm Calls   (Research)
New research reveals how the Common Cuckoo exploits the very behaviour meant to repel it - using the Gray Bushchat's alarm calls to find hidden nests. More here >
Written by:  (03 Jul 2025)
 
 
Owl Pellets Reveal Elusive Marsupial's Strongholds    (Research)
Through owl pellets, a vanishing marsupial species comes into clearer focus after decades of conservation obscurity. More here >
Written by:  (03 Jul 2025)
 
 
Flock to St Helena Island 2026: A Bucket-List Birding Adventure   (News)
In early 2026, BirdLife South Africa will lead three expeditions to the island, offering birders and wildlife enthusiasts a rare chance to experience its natural riches firsthand. More here >
Written by:  (03 Jul 2025)
 
 
Harpy Eagles Imitating Humans - Nature or Nurture?    (Research)
Captive Harpy Eagles show signs of social learning from human demonstrators, challenging assumptions about solitary raptor behaviour. More here >
Written by:  (03 Jul 2025)
 
 
Rediscovered, Then Neglected: Five years after its return, the Antioquia Brushfinch could disappear again   (Conservation News)
3New study reveals the severely restricted and disconnected habitat of Colombia’s Antioquia Brushfinch - offering vital clues for its conservation. More here >
Written by:  (03 Jul 2025)
 
 
One of UK's rarest butterflies sees surge in numbers in 2025   (News)
More than 1,000 Heath Fritillaries have been recorded so far this year on the National Trust's Holnicote estate in Somerset. More here >
Written by:  (03 Jul 2025)
 
 
Extinct moth rediscovered after 73 years by accident   (News)
A Butterfly Conservation ecologist has spoken of her amazement after she accidentally rediscovered a moth that was thought to be extinct in England for 73 years. More here >
Written by:  (03 Jul 2025)
 
 
Weekly birding round-up: 20 - 26 June 2025   (Weekly Roundup)
Jon Dunn brings you his weekly birding roundup looking back at the best birds from around Britain, Ireland and the Western Palearctic. More here >
Written by:  (27 Jun 2025)
 
 
Study reveals why the early bird sings early   (Research)
New research finds that territorial behaviour and diet help explain why some birds sing more often at dawn, challenging traditional theories about dawn choruses. More here >
Written by:  (27 Jun 2025)
 
 
Tweeting for Science: Can Social Media Help Monitor Raptor Diets?   (Research)
A new study investigates whether online photos of bird meals can complement fieldwork in understanding raptor feeding habits. More here >
Written by:  (27 Jun 2025)
 
 
Bird DNA in a Farm Pond: How Artificial Waterbodies Reveal Hidden Species   (Research)
New study finds that eDNA from human-made waterbodies can help detect elusive and threatened birds - offering a cost-effective tool for conservation monitoring. More here >
Written by:  (27 Jun 2025)
 
 
Changes to the British, Irish and WP Lists Under New Unified Global Taxonomy   (British List)
AviList brings in a new global avian checklist revising bird classifications with significant implications for the British List. More here >
Written by:  (27 Jun 2025)
 
 
Hen Harriers at Breaking Point: Record Levels of Persecution Revealed   (Wildlife crime)
The RSPB calls for urgent grouse shooting reform as satellite-tagged birds continue to vanish across England's uplands. More here >
Written by:  (26 Jun 2025)
 
 
Search is on to find the 2025 Young Birder of the Year   (News)
The Martin Garner Spurn Young Birder of the Year returns for 2025 and celebrates young birders with passion, skill and curiosity at Britain's most exciting migration hotspot. More here >
Written by:  (25 Jun 2025)
 
 
Use of bird-friendly glass saves birds' lives   (Research)
According to the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service, more than 1 billion birds a year collide with glass in the U.S. alone. More here >
Written by:  (25 Jun 2025)
 
 
Global Bird Extinctions Set to Top 500 by 2100   (Conservation News)
Even the most ambitious threat reduction strategies will not prevent the loss of over 500 bird species and a major collapse in avian ecological functions. More here >
Written by:  (24 Jun 2025)
 
 
First Ospreys breed in East Anglia for centuries   (Conservation News)
A pair of Ospreys have successfully bred at Ranworth Broad, marking the first confirmed nesting and hatching of this iconic raptor in the East of England for many years. More here >
Written by:  (24 Jun 2025)
 
 
What Is Natural England Hiding?   (Wildlife crime)
Campaigners say a suppressed report could expose failings in the Hen Harrier Brood Management scheme - and its political motivations. More here >
Written by:  (24 Jun 2025)
 
 
Weekly birding round-up: 13 - 19 June 2025   (Weekly Roundup)
Jon Dunn brings you his weekly birding roundup looking back at the best birds of the last seven days, with headline birds being found in Somerset and Shetland. More here >
Written by:  (20 Jun 2025)
 
 
The Female of the Species Is... Understudied   (Research)
A major new perspective calls on ornithologists to correct long-standing male bias in avian research, with real-world consequences for conservation. More here >
Written by:  (20 Jun 2025)
 
 
Light the Way: Avian-Tuned LEDs Could Help Birds Dodge Aircraft   (Research)
New research reveals that violet-blue light, tailored to birds' visual systems, prompts earlier detection and escape responses to approaching aircraft. More here >
Written by:  (20 Jun 2025)
 
 
Westward Wanderers or Wintering Regulars?   (Research)
New research has shed light on whether the increasing numbers of Siberian Phylloscopus warblers found in Europe during autumn represent genuine migration or mass vagrancy. More here >
Written by:  (20 Jun 2025)
 
 
Secrets of the Sora: Rail Migration Revealed by Motus Tracking   (Research)
New research illuminates the transcontinental journeys of the elusive Sora rail and the precise weather conditions that prompt them to fly. More here >
Written by:  (20 Jun 2025)
 
 
On High Ground: Why Black-necked Cranes Are Roosting on Land   (Research)
New research reveals how a high-altitude crane species is changing its nocturnal behaviour in response to vanishing wetlands and human disturbance. More here >
Written by:  (20 Jun 2025)
 
 
Urban Noise Alters Winter Song of the European Robin   (Research)
A new study has revealed that robins sing fewer, longer syllables at higher pitch in noisy environments to defend winter territories. More here >
Written by:  (20 Jun 2025)
 
 
Can the Plain Pigeon Withstand Another Hurricane?   (Conservation News)
The next decade will be critical for the once widespread, Puerto Rico Plain Pigeon, as conservationists call for urgent action to avert extinction. More here >
Written by:  (20 Jun 2025)
 
 
Rain-Released Tags Offer New Hope for Tracking Elusive Birds   (Research)
A novel combination of ultra-light GPS/VHF tags and dissolvable harnesses proves effective and safe for monitoring small, secretive species like the Dupont's Lark. More here >
Written by:  (20 Jun 2025)
 
 
Record-Breaking Nightjar Numbers Signal Heathland Revival   (Conservation News)
RSPB reserves report highest-ever Nightjar count as decades of heathland restoration pay off for one of the UK's most elusive summer migrants. More here >
Written by:  (20 Jun 2025)
 
 
Cuckoos Clock Up the Miles as Tracking Reveals Secrets of a Vanishing Voice   (Conservation News)
BTO expands satellite and GPS tagging to better understand dramatic Cuckoo declines and the dangers along their 16,000 km migratory route. More here >
Written by:  (20 Jun 2025)
 
 
Weekly birding round-up: 6 - 12 June 2025   (Weekly Roundup)
Jon Dunn brings you his weekly birding roundup looking back at a remarkable seven days around Britain, Ireland and the Western Palearctic. More here >
Written by:  (13 Jun 2025)
 
 
Golden Eagle Project Challenges Wind Farm Plans in Southern Uplands   (Conservation News)
Conservationists warn that proposed Scawd Law turbines could threaten newly established eagle populations in the Borders More here >
Written by:  (12 Jun 2025)
 
 
Warning Signs from the Warmth: Japanese Breeding Birds Signal Emerging Crisis   (Research)
Four decades of bird survey data reveal diverging fates for Japan's avifauna - with native species retreating from warming areas while non-natives expand unchecked. More here >
Written by:  (12 Jun 2025)
 
 
Wind Turbines Turn Deadly in Desert Biodiversity Hotspot   (Research)
A warning from India's deserts as wind energy expansion clashes with efforts to save imperilled species. More here >
Written by:  (12 Jun 2025)
 
 
Nape Colour in Great Shearwaters Found to Reflect Sex, Not Age   (Research)
Study overturns long-held assumptions about age-related plumage in Great Shearwaters, revealing a subtle but consistent link to sex instead. More here >
Written by:  (12 Jun 2025)
 
 
More Bird, Less Birds: North American Avian Biomass Rises Despite Widespread Declines   (Research)
While total bird numbers in the US are collapsing across the continent, the overall weight of birdlife has increased - reshaping ecosystems in unexpected ways. More here >
Written by:  (12 Jun 2025)
 
 
The Proof Is in the Plumage: Birds Reveal Unexpected Exposure to Alcohol   (Research)
A pioneering study shows that many bird species accumulate an alcohol by-product in their feathers, hinting at widespread and overlooked dietary exposure to ethanol. More here >
Written by:  (12 Jun 2025)
 
 
Saving the Kākāpō: Semen Science and Artificial Insemination Offer New Hope   (Research)
Breakthrough techniques in semen collection and fertility treatment bring genetic diversity back into the breeding programme of one of the world’s rarest parrots. More here >
Written by:  (11 Jun 2025)
 
 
Ammonia from penguins drives cloud formation in coastal Antarctica   (Research)
Groundbreaking research in Antarctica has revealed that ammonia released from penguin guano plays a crucial role in forming airborne particles that seed clouds. More here >
Written by:  (11 Jun 2025)
 
 
Benin's Fetish Markets Driving Vulture Decline   (Wildlife crime)
An investigation into fetish markets in southern Benin has uncovered the sale of hundreds of Hooded Vultures, sacrificed and sold primarily for traditional belief-based practices. More here >
Written by:  (09 Jun 2025)
 
 
Lingering at the Bay: Stopover Timing Shapes Goose Breeding Success   (Research)
New study shows that longer rest at Hudson Bay helps Arctic-bound Cackling Geese reproduce, but delays their arrival north. More here >
Written by:  (09 Jun 2025)
 
 
Weekly birding round-up: 30 May - 5 June 2025   (Weekly Roundup)
Jon Dunn brings you his weekly birding roundup looking back at the best birds from around Britain, Ireland and the Western Palearctic, this weekly headlined by Britain's 5 ever Pallas's Reed Bunting. More here >
Written by:  (06 Jun 2025)
 
 
White Stork Chicks Hatch in Cornwall Amid Debate Over Reintroduction   (Conservation News)
Eight chicks born near Wadebridge represent a milestone for the Cornwall Stork Project - but not everyone in the conservation community welcomes the return of this iconic bird. More here >
Written by:  (05 Jun 2025)
 
 
Urban Moorhens and Gulls Show Near-Total Microplastic Contamination   (Research)
Microplastic-laden faeces from city-dwelling birds tell a troubling tale of pollution in even the most familiar habitats. More here >
Written by:  (05 Jun 2025)
 
 
Lady's-Slipper Orchid Makes Triumphant Return to Yorkshire After Near Extinction   (Conservation News)
In a milestone moment for conservation, a new Lady's-slipper has naturally germinated at a Yorkshire site where orchids had been carefully reintroduced. More here >
Written by:  (04 Jun 2025)
 
 
Divided Skies: Lesser Kestrel Lineages Face Unequal Climate Futures   (Research)
A new study has revealed starkly different vulnerabilities to climate change between Asian and European populations of the Lesser Kestrel. More here >
Written by:  (04 Jun 2025)
 
 
Urban Nesting in the Arctic: Snow Buntings Embrace Human-Made Homes   (Research)
In the Canadian arctic Snow Buntings are making homes in an unexpected place - not just in natural rock crevices, but also in vents, gabions, woodpiles and even metal pipes embedded in the urban fabric. More here >
Written by:  (03 Jun 2025)
 
 
Asian Swamp Eels Trigger Food Shortage for Everglades Wading Birds   (Research)
Predatory invaders wipe out crayfish and marsh fish, leaving iconic species like the White Ibis and Wood Stork without vital prey. More here >
Written by:  (02 Jun 2025)
 
 
Another Mass Vulture Poisoning in South Africa Triggers Conservation Outcry   (Wildlife crime)
Only a few weeks after a shocking vulture mass poisoning incident was identified in the Kruger National Park, another incident is now reported. More here >
Written by:  (02 Jun 2025)
 
 
Dividing Lines: Genetic Structure Splits Western Sandhill Crane Populations   (Research)
New genetic evidence reveals deep divergence between coastal and interior Sandhill Crane populations along the Pacific Flyway, prompting calls for targeted conservation. More here >
Written by:  (02 Jun 2025)
 
 
Suspected Poisoning of Iconic White-Tailed Eagle Sparks National Outcry   (Wildlife crime)
Caimin, the first male white-tailed eagle to breed in Ireland in over a century, has been found dead near Mountshannon, County Clare. More here >
Written by:  (02 Jun 2025)
 
 
Record-Breaking Small Blue Butterfly Count Sparks Conservation Optimism   (Conservation News)
Volunteer survey at Balnagown Estate in Scotland tallies 523 individuals, marking a significant resurgence for the UK's smallest butterfly. More here >
Written by:  (02 Jun 2025)
 
 
BirdAlertPRO Just Got Even Better   (News)
Faster searches, smoother photo browsing, and a key bug fix - all in the latest BirdAlertPRO update. More here >
Written by:  (30 May 2025)
 
 
Weekly birding round-up: 23 - 29 May 2025   (Weekly Roundup)
Jon Dunn looks back at the best birds from around Britain, Ireland and the Western Palearctic. More here >
Written by:  (30 May 2025)
 
 
Larger Shields, No Gains: The Strange Tale of the Urban Coot   (Research)
Coots in Polish cities show visible changes in ornament size, yet their reproductive fortunes remain unchanged - challenging assumptions about adaptation. More here >
Written by:  (30 May 2025)
 
 
Bee-eaters Put Bumblebees Under Pressure   (Research)
New study reveals species-specific impacts of European Bee-eater predation on wild bee populations - but genetics may be holding strong. More here >
Written by:  (30 May 2025)
 
 
Ancient Humans Feasted on Great Bustards During Burial Rituals   (News)
New evidence from a Moroccan cave shows ancient humans shared ritual meals of Great Bustards while burying their dead. More here >
Written by:  (28 May 2025)
 
 
Magpie Euthanised After Being Found in Illegal Glue Trap in Glasgow   (News)
The Scottish Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (Scottish SPCA) has renewed calls for enforcement of glue trap ban following distressing incident. More here >
Written by:  (28 May 2025)
 
 
Millions of Birds Still Illegally Killed as Countries Fall Short on Anti-Poaching Pledges   (Wildlife crime)
New BirdLife International report reveals widespread failure to curb illegal bird killings across Europe, North Africa, and the Middle East. More here >
Written by:  (26 May 2025)
 
 
Fatal Slopes: The Hidden Impact of Downhill Skiing on Mountain Birds   (Research)
Ski resorts drive mortality, habitat loss, and disturbance in Galliformes such as Capercaillie and Ptarmigan, a new study has found. More here >
Written by:  (26 May 2025)
 
 
Tracking Without Cost: Small Songbirds Can Carry Radio Tags Without Extra Energy Loss   (Research)
Wind tunnel trials show no increase in energy expenditure for Yellow-rumped Warblers carrying leg-loop VHF transmitters. More here >
Written by:  (26 May 2025)
 
 
Feathers and Flatware: How Nest Decoration Can Deter Corvid Predators   (Research)
New experiments show that birds may reduce nest predation by exploiting corvids' fear of novel objects - supporting the Neophobia Hypothesis. More here >
Written by:  (26 May 2025)
 
 
Delayed by the Wind: How Spring Crosswinds Set Back Yellow Warbler Breeding   (Research)
New 12-year study reveals that wind conditions during migration delay egg laying and reduce reproductive success in a Neotropical migrant. More here >
Written by:  (26 May 2025)
 
 
Wandering Young: What Drives the First Flights of Savannah Sparrows?   (Research)
New research tracks juvenile Savannah Sparrows across their critical first weeks after fledging, uncovering surprising patterns in movement, independence, and survival.. More here >
Written by:  (26 May 2025)
 
 
Weekly birding round-up: 16 - 22 May 2025   (Weekly Roundup)
Jon Dunn looks back at the best birds from around Britain, Ireland and the Western Palearctic, where Hampshire lands it's first Hudsonian Godwit. More here >
Written by:  (23 May 2025)
 
 
Breaking the Binary: Same-Sex Partnerships in Birds Are Widespread and Undervalued   (Research)
New review challenges assumptions about avian behaviour, revealing the ecological and evolutionary roles of same-sex pairings in birds. More here >
Written by:  (23 May 2025)
 
 
Returning Few: Why Some Pectoral Sandpipers Stay Faithful to Arctic Breeding Grounds   (Research)
Study reveals that site fidelity, though rare in this nomadic species, may offer reproductive rewards to a select few dominant males. More here >
Written by:  (23 May 2025)
 
 
Deadly Designs: How Barn Owls Are Dying in Hungary's Churches   (Research)
Hungarian research reveals how loose netting meant to deter pigeons is instead claiming entire owl broods - silently and avoidably. More here >
Written by:  (23 May 2025)
 
 
Silent Waters: Bird Flu and Broader Threats Take Toll on the UK's Wetland Birds   (Conservation News)
New BTO report warns of major declines in Mute Swans and seaducks, as protected areas struggle to shield wintering waterbirds from multiple pressures. More here >
Written by:  (22 May 2025)
 
 
Breeding Season in Jeopardy at Geltsdale as two harriers 'disappear' - presumed killed   (Wildlife crime)
Two male Hen Harriers have vanished from their nest sites at RSPB Geltsdale in Northern England within a matter of days. More here >
Written by:  (21 May 2025)
 
 
Mass Vulture Poisoning Rocks Kruger National Park   (Wildlife crime)
Over 120 vultures, including endangered species, found dead around a poisoned elephant carcass in coordinated killing. More here >
Written by:  (20 May 2025)
 
 
Raptors and Ripe Fruit: A New Behaviour Emerges   (Research)
First recorded case of frugivory in Red-shouldered Hawks adds to a growing list of omnivorous raptors. More here >
Written by:  (20 May 2025)
 
 
Flamingos create water tornados to trap their prey   (Research)
New research reveals flamingos as active hunters using vortex-generating beaks and feet to trap their prey. More here >
Written by:  (20 May 2025)
 
 
Justice Comes Slowly but Surely: Gamekeepers face consequences thanks to dedicated forensic funds   (Wildlife crime)
A pioneering initiative by conservation group Wild Justice has significantly bolstered the UK's efforts to combat illegal raptor persecution. More here >
Written by:  (20 May 2025)
 
 
Algal Bloom Threatens Wexford's Lady's Island Lake   (News)
Experts are warning of ecological collapse as oxygen levels plummet in one of Ireland's largest coastal lagoons. More here >
Written by:  (20 May 2025)
 
 
Weekly birding round-up: 09 - 15 May 2025   (Weekly Roundup)
In the weekly roundup this week, Jon Dunn looks back at the best birds from around Britain, Ireland and the Western Palearctic, with Savannah Sparrow, Oriental Turtle Dove and Eastern Bonelli's Warbler making the headlines. More here >
Written by: Jon Dunn (16 May 2025)
 
 
Major new report reveals changing fortunes for UK's breeding birds   (Conservation News)
The latest BTO/JNCC/RSPB Breeding Bird Survey report shows positive news for a range of birds but also worrying declines for others. More here >
Written by:  (15 May 2025)
 
 
Vanishing vultures could have hidden costs for the planet   (Research)
Falling vulture numbers in the Americas could have serious implications for public health and ecosystems, new research has found. More here >
Written by:  (15 May 2025)
 
 
Manx Wildlife Trust to restore largest area of rainforest to date   (Conservation News)
Isle of Man to benefit from Aviva fund for temperate rainforest recovery. More here >
Written by:  (14 May 2025)
 
 
Nature charities call for proposed mega offshore windfarm to be refused   (News)
Rejection of Berwick Bank would unlock a host of offshore wind projects and protect seabirds. More here >
Written by:  (14 May 2025)
 
 
Acoustic monitoring data used to assess ranges of cryptic species   (Research)
Archived acoustic data unveils the true range of cryptic vireo species in Alberta, showing how sound can reshape our understanding of biodiversity. More here >
Written by:  (14 May 2025)
 
 
Oh they do like to be beside the seaside   (Press report)
Chough spotted on a mini break along the Kent coast after a 200-year absence. More here >
Written by:  (13 May 2025)
 
 
Common pesticide confirmed as mass killer of Little Corellas   (Wildlife crime)
Authorities in New South Wales, Australia, have linked toxic grain to widespread poisoning of Little Corellas. More here >
Written by:  (13 May 2025)
 
 
Weekly birding round-up: 02 - 08 May 2025   (Weekly Roundup)
Jon Dunn brings you his weekly birding roundup looking back at the best birds from around Britain, Ireland and the Western Palearctic, where this week a Solitary Sandpiper was the headline bird. More here >
Written by: Jon Dunn (09 May 2025)
 
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