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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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Weekly Birding Roundup 25 Sept - 1 Oct   (Weekly Roundup)
A super busy week from Shetland to Scilly. Highlights included two firsts for Wales, on Shetland a brace of rare shrikes and further afield a first for France. More here >
Written by:  (02 Oct 2019)
 
 
Finders-in-the-Field: American Buff-bellied Pipit - a Welsh first   (Finders account)
Sam Prettyman describes finding a first for Wales with with Lewis Hooper on Bardsey Island.
More here >
Written by:  (01 Oct 2019)
 
 
Collapse of desert bird populations likely due to heat stress from climate change   (Research)
As temperatures rise, desert birds need more water to cool off at the same time as deserts are becoming drier, setting some species up for a severe crash, if not extinction. More here >
Written by:  (01 Oct 2019)
 
 
Logging causes songbirds to alter their singing behaviour   (Research)
Researchers working in Malaysian Borneo are learning that songbirds change how they sing in tropical forests degraded by selective logging. More here >
Written by:  (01 Oct 2019)
 
 
Conserving nature's 'umbrella' species could benefit whole habitats   (Conservation News)
Conservationists may have found a shortcut in the race to save some of the Earth's threatened species.
More here >
Written by:  (01 Oct 2019)
 
 
Chile introduces new fishing regulations to save seabirds   (Conservation News)
The Chilean Government has introduced new fishing regulations making the use of mitigation measures mandatory to help save seabirds. More here >
Written by:  (30 Sep 2019)
 
 
BTO's 'remarkable impact' recognised in report   (Conservation News)
An independent panel of leading scientists, reviewing the impact of the BTO's scientific work, has recognised the charity's remarkable impact on both policy and on practice. More here >
Written by:  (30 Sep 2019)
 
 
BIRD for LIV: A birdrace to help save a life   (Personal Account)
Liv Woodburn, wife of Northumberland birder Gary Woodburn, needs urgent life-saving surgery and you can help by taking part in a birdrace this October More here >
Written by:  (27 Sep 2019)
 
 
Finders-in-the-Field: Blue Rock Thrush, Isles of Scilly   (Finders account)
Kris Webb tells how his good friend found a Blue Rock Thrush on the Isles of Scilly, the second for the archipelago. More here >
Written by:  (27 Sep 2019)
 
 
'Holy Grail' Moth Recolonises Britain    (News)
Numerous recent sightings of a moth that became extinct in the UK in the 1960s, suggest that it has recolonised and is now breeding across southern Britain. More here >
Written by:  (26 Sep 2019)
 
 
Weekly Birding Roundup 18 - 24 Sept   (Weekly Roundup)
Jon Dunn brings you a comprehensive roundup of the best birds from around Britain, Ireland and the Western Palearctic. More here >
Written by:  (25 Sep 2019)
 
 
Scilly Pelagics 2019: A Windy Series   (Personal Account)
Jim Almond looks back on a memorable 12 days spent on St. Mary's when he took part in 10 Scilly Pelagic sessions from the 8th to 18th August 2019. More here >
Written by:  (24 Sep 2019)
 
 
Scotland's Corncrake population down 30% in five years   (Conservation News)
The 2019 survey results for Corncrakes, one of Scotland's rarest breeding birds, reinforce the vulnerability of the species RSPB Scotland has warned. More here >
Written by:  (24 Sep 2019)
 
 
Migweek 2019   (Event)
Is it that time already? It's just a few weeks until The Filey & Flamborough Ringing and Migration Week, and its free for all! More here >
Written by:  (24 Sep 2019)
 
 
Shags follow each other when fishing   (Research)
The study is the first to investigate why large groups of Shags, known as 'rafts', dive together at sea. More here >
Written by:  (24 Sep 2019)
 
 
Gone for Good: Has Hurricane Dorian wiped out the Bahama Nuthatch?   (Conservation News)
The Bahama Nuthatch was previously thought to have gone extinct after Hurricane Matthew in 2016, until its rediscovery last year. More here >
Written by:  (24 Sep 2019)
 
 
Little Bustard threatened by global warming   (Research)
New research led by the University of East Anglia shows how global warming could reduce the mating activity and success of grassland birds such as Little Bustard. More here >
Written by:  (24 Sep 2019)
 
 
US and Canada have lost 3 billion in the past 50 years   (Research)
The results show tremendous losses across diverse groups of birds and habitats, from iconic songsters such as meadowlarks, migrants such as swallows and garden birds including sparrows. More here >
Written by:  (24 Sep 2019)
 
 
First British-bred Griffon Vulture released into the wild   (Conservation News)
The young Helmsley-born Griffon Vulture, christened 'Vicki', is now fully grown and has been accepted into the Vulture Conservation Foundation's release programme in Sardinia. More here >
Written by:  (23 Sep 2019)
 
 
Weekly Birding Roundup 11 - 17 Sept   (Weekly Roundup)
Jon Dunn rounds up another week of birds from Britain and the WP, highlights included Common Nighthawk, Eastern Olivaceous Warbler, Little Crake and Broad-billed Roller. More here >
Written by:  (18 Sep 2019)
 
 
Bali - a veritable emporium for illegal cage birds   (Wildlife crime)
Researchers found 5,228 birds of 129 species during a 2017 inventory and 7,258 birds of 144 species a year later in two of Bali's largest bird markets. More here >
Written by:  (17 Sep 2019)
 
 
Controversial insecticides shown to threaten survival of wild birds   (Research)
Using controlled dosing researchers were able to confirm a cause and effect between neonicotinoid exposures and delayed migration, not just a correlation. More here >
Written by:  (17 Sep 2019)
 
 
Moth returns to Brecon Beacons after 100-year absence   (Conservation News)
The Narrow-bordered Bee Hawk-moth was previously found on 12 sites across Wales, but four new sites have been discovered this year, including in the Brecon Beacons. More here >
Written by:  (17 Sep 2019)
 
 
2019 - The Year of the Painted Lady   (Conservation News)
In just three weeks this summer, nearly half a million Painted Lady butterflies were counted as part of the 10th UK-wide Big Butterfly Count, run by Butterfly Conservation. More here >
Written by:  (16 Sep 2019)
 
 
Extinct Canary Island bird was not a unique species after all   (Research)
DNA tests have proven the extinct bird unique to the Canary Islands is actually almost identical to types commonly found in the UK and throughout Europe. More here >
Written by:  (16 Sep 2019)
 
 
Oriental Bird Club, Autumn Meeting   (Event)
Free entry to the Oriental Bird Club (OBC) Autumn Meeting Sat 21st Sept. All welcome, great talks and fab curry, at Cley village hall, Norfolk. Starts 10:30am More here >
Written by: Oriental Bird Club (13 Sep 2019)
 
 
Wild Justice succeeds with challenge to non-native gamebird releases   (Conservation News)
Government agrees to examine impact of shooting industry's release of 50m non-native birds following crowd-funded legal challenge. More here >
Written by:  (12 Sep 2019)
 
 
Going the extra mile for Turtle Doves   (Conservation News)
Jonny Rankin and Nick Moran completed a 160mile bike ride in 12 hours and the following morning ran a marathon, to raise money for Turtle Dove conservation. More here >
Written by:  (12 Sep 2019)
 
 
Weekly Birding Roundup 4 - 10 Sept   (Weekly Roundup)
Jon Dunn rounds another week of birding from around Britain, Ireland and the Western Palearctic. More here >
Written by:  (11 Sep 2019)
 
 
Barnacle Geese changing migratory routes because of climate change   (Research)
Individual geese have mostly decided to change to the new route, and that other, predominantly younger geese, now learn the new habit from each other. More here >
Written by:  (11 Sep 2019)
 
 
Record year for booming Bitterns   (Conservation News)
This year the RSPB is celebrating the Bitterns' best year since records began, with over 100 male Bitterns recorded booming on the charity's reserves. More here >
Written by:  (11 Sep 2019)
 
 
British gulls at risk from windfarms   (Conservation News)
New research by BTO shows that Lesser Black-backed Gulls breeding in Britain could be vulnerable to collisions with wind turbines. More here >
Written by:  (11 Sep 2019)
 
 
Gurney's Pitta on the brink of extinction   (Conservation News)
One of the world's most elusive birds, is on the brink of extinction, according to a new study by a Fauna & Flora International (FFI) team in Myanmar. More here >
Written by:  (11 Sep 2019)
 
 
Slowed metabolism helps migrating geese soar   (Research)
Researchers have shed new light on how some geese can fly high for long periods of time, according to a study published today in eLife.. More here >
Written by:  (10 Sep 2019)
 
 
RBA Young Ornithologists Fellowship   (News)
An exciting, new, generously sponsored programme, to develop leadership, compassion and practical skills through awards of experiences and equipment worth over £1,600 per person. More here >
Written by: Rare Bird Alert (06 Sep 2019)
 
 
Barn Owls reflect moonlight in order to stun their prey   (Research)
Researchers have found that on full moon nights, when facing a white Barn Owl instead of a red one, rodents stay frozen for longer. More here >
Written by: Rare Bird Alert (06 Sep 2019)
 
 
Finders-in-the-Field: Probable Brown Booby, Swalecliffe, Kent   (Finders account)
Andy Taylor describes his part in co-finding what could be Britain's first Brown Booby a few days before confirmed sightings in Cornwall. More here >
Written by:  (04 Sep 2019)
 
 
Birdcrime report demands grouse moor review in England   (Conservation News)
The RSPB's Birdcrime 2018 report reveals bird of prey persecution is still rife. There were 87 confirmed incidents of illegal activity, but only one conviction. More here >
Written by:  (04 Sep 2019)
 
 
The S Brick - a new home for Swifts   (Conservation News)
A new Swift and Sparrow nestbox has been developed to address both the market for retrofitting in brick and rendered cavity walls. More here >
Written by:  (04 Sep 2019)
 
 
Marina plan threatens to destroy final stronghold of Endangered curlew   (Conservation News)
Wintering ground for Far-eastern Curlew is threatened by plans for a marina and high-rise residential complex at Moreton Bay, Australia. More here >
Written by:  (04 Sep 2019)
 
 
First-ever video of Nordmann's Greenshank on a nest   (Conservation News)
Not seen for decades, the nest of the globally-endangered bird has been found and filmed in Russia. More here >
Written by:  (04 Sep 2019)
 
 
Weekly Birding Roundup 28 Aug - 3 Sept   (Weekly Roundup)
Jon Dunn rounds up a memorable week in British birding where not one but two Brown Boobies are found in Cornwall whilst in Lancashire a wheatear provided a identification challenge. More here >
Written by:  (04 Sep 2019)
 
 
Citizen science shows a response to climate change by a third of English breeding birds   (Conservation News)
New research has shown that 1/3 of 68 breeding species have been affected by climate change, leading to notable increases in some and declines in a few. More here >
Written by:  (03 Sep 2019)
 
 
Ban Driven Grouse Shooting petition reaches 100k goal in 20 days   (Conservation News)
The UK e-petition, launched by the campaign group WildJustice, has reached the 100,000 signatures required for it to be considered for a parliamentary debate. More here >
Written by:  (02 Sep 2019)
 
 
Finders-in-the-Field: Brown Booby, St.Ives, Cornwall   (Finders account)
On a family day out at St.Ives beach Kester Wilson wasn't expecting to find a rare bird so left his binoculars at home but then spots an 'unusual' bird feeding offshore! More here >
Written by:  (29 Aug 2019)
 
 
Weekly Birding Roundup 21 - 27 Aug   (Weekly Roundup)
Jon Dunn brings you his comprehensive roundup of a sensational week. A Brown Booby in Cornwall, Scotland's first Cliff Swallow and a probable Desertas Petrel off Scilly were the week's main headlines. More here >
Written by:  (28 Aug 2019)
 
 
French government halts shooting of Curlew   (Conservation News)
The French Government has modified a decree which allowed for the shooting of 6,000 Curlew during the forthcoming shooting season. More here >
Written by:  (28 Aug 2019)
 
 
Finders-in-the-Field: Probable Desertas Petrel off Scilly, 23 August 2019   (Finders account)
Scott Reid and Bob flood describe a potential first for Britain - a Desertas Petrel seen and photograhed from a Scilly Pelagic on 23 August. More here >
Written by:  (28 Aug 2019)
 
 
Hornbill heads and body parts for sale on Facebook   (Wildlife crime)
A survey has found online posts offering a minimum of 546 hornbill parts and products in 32 out of 40 Facebook groups surveyed for a new report. More here >
Written by:  (27 Aug 2019)
 
 
Work starts on exciting new wetland projects at RSPB Saltholme   (Conservation News)
Work to create two exciting new wetland areas at RSPB Saltholme, the popular nature reserve in Teesside, starts today (Tuesday 27 August). More here >
Written by:  (27 Aug 2019)
 
 
Scale of illegal bird killing in the Middle East revealed for the first time   (Conservation News)
It is estimated that up to 4.6 million birds are killed or taken illegally each year although this is likely to be an underestimate. More here >
Written by:  (27 Aug 2019)
 
 
RSPB Scotland calls for immediate halt to mountain hare culls   (Conservation News)
The status of mountain hare has been downgraded to 'unfavourable', the main cause for the reclassification has been identified as hunting and game management. More here >
Written by:  (27 Aug 2019)
 
 
First White-tailed Eagles released on Isle of Wight   (Conservation News)
The six young birds, the first to be returned to southern England for 240 years, are part of a five-year programme to restore this lost species. More here >
Written by:  (22 Aug 2019)
 
 
Finders-in-the-Field: Barolo Shearwater, Corsewall Point, Dumfries and Galloway   (Finders account)
Brian Henderson describes finding a Barolo Shearwater at Corsewall Point on the westernmost coast of Dumfries and Galloway. More here >
Written by:  (22 Aug 2019)
 
 
Fixing Britain's housing crisis likely to be bad news for some birds   (Research)
A new study by the BTO has looked at the impact of proposed housing developments on Britain's birds, predicting many species could decline once bulldozers move in. More here >
Written by:  (22 Aug 2019)
 
 
Finders-in-the-Field: possible Zino's Petrel off County Cork   (Finders account)
Paul Connaughton from Shearwater Wildlife Tours describes a potential Zino's Petrel off the Cork coast. More here >
Written by:  (21 Aug 2019)
 
 
Weekly Birding Roundup 14 - 20 Aug   (Weekly Roundup)
Jon Dunn brings you a comprehensive roundup of the best birds from around Britain, Ireland and the Western Palearctic. More here >
Written by:  (21 Aug 2019)
 
 
24 White Storks released in West Sussex rewilding project   (Conservation News)
The White Stork Project aims to restore a population of at least 50 breeding pairs in Southern England by 2030. More here >
Written by:  (21 Aug 2019)
 
 
Crowdfunder launched to purchase Langholm grouse moor   (Conservation News)
A new crowdfunder has been launched to enable a group of locals in the Scottish Borders to purchase a grouse moor and turn it into a nature reserve. More here >
Written by:  (21 Aug 2019)
 
 
New statistics highlight trapping threat for international trade of Asia's most popular songbird   (Wildlife crime)
Some 10,376 - two-thirds - of the 15,480 White-rumped Shamas seized in Southeast Asia between 2008 and 2018 were destined for international trade More here >
Written by:  (19 Aug 2019)
 
 
History made as first pair of Savi's Warbler nest in Wales   (Conservation News)
25 years of wetland restoration on Anglesey leads to Savi's warblers nesting at RSPB Cors Ddyga nature reserve. More here >
Written by:  (19 Aug 2019)
 
 
Weekly Birding Roundup 7 - 13 Aug   (Weekly Roundup)
Jon Dunn brings you a comprehensive roundup of the best birds from around Britain, Ireland and the Western Palearctic. More here >
Written by:  (14 Aug 2019)
 
 
Illegally trapped Golden Eagle photo sparks outrage   (Wildlife crime)
An image of Scotland's national bird flying in a national park with an illegal trap clamped to its leg has led for fresh calls for driven grouse shooting to be banned. More here >
Written by:  (14 Aug 2019)
 
 
Finders-in-the-field: Pacific Swift, Hornsea, East Yorkshire   (Finders account)
Mark Robinson describes a dream find in the very distinctive shape of a Pacific Swift at Hornsea Mere in East Yorkshire. More here >
Written by:  (14 Aug 2019)
 
 
Roseate Terns chicks fledge on The Skerries   (Conservation News)
For the first time in 29 years Roseate Terns, the UK's rarest nesting seabirds, hatched four chicks on The Skerries, off Anglesey. More here >
Written by:  (13 Aug 2019)
 
 
Nine Hen Harriers fledge in Northumberland   (Conservation News)
Hen Harriers bred in Northumberland for the fifth year in a row in 2019 - making the region the most consistent nesting place in England for this threatened bird of prey. More here >
Written by:  (13 Aug 2019)
 
 
Walthamstow Wetlands to host inaugural London Wildlife Festival   (Event)
This coming weekend, Friday 9th to Sunday 11th August, London will enjoy its first major wildlife festival, celebrating nature and wildlife in the capital. More here >
Written by:  (07 Aug 2019)
 
 
Weekly Birding Roundup 31 Jul - 6 Aug   (Weekly Roundup)
Jon Dunn brings you a comprehensive roundup of the best birds from around Britain, Ireland and the Western Palearctic. More here >
Written by:  (07 Aug 2019)
 
 
Curlew hunting given green light in France despite experts' warnings   (Conservation News)
The French Government has decided that up to 6000 Eurasian curlew - in rapid decline across the UK and Europe - can be hunted. More here >
Written by:  (05 Aug 2019)
 
 
British scientists working with local conservationists to track Mongolia's Cuckoos   (Conservation News)
The Mongolian Cuckoo Project is a partnership between BTO and the Wildlife Science and Conservation Centre of Mongolia, the Oriental Bird Club and Birding Beijing. More here >
Written by:  (05 Aug 2019)
 
 
Monopoly: the bird board game set to soar   (News)
The family favourite game Monopoly has had a wildlife makeover by the RSPB. where you can turn your hand to nature conservation and protecting birds. More here >
Written by:  (01 Aug 2019)
 
 
New to Britain: White-rumped Swift   (First for Britain)
The White-rumped Swift at Hornsea Mere, Yorkshire on 14th October has been accepted by the BOURC and becomes the first for Britain. More here >
Written by:  (01 Aug 2019)
 
 
Twenty-two Hen Harrier chicks fledged in Bowland   (Conservation News)
The RSPB has announced that 22 Hen Harrier chicks have fledged from five nests on the United Utilities Estate in Bowland. More here >
Written by:  (31 Jul 2019)
 
 
Seabird Sentinels will help mitigate bycatch   (Conservation News)
What can albatrosses tell us about their interaction with fishing vessels? With this new technology, we’ll find out. More here >
Written by:  (31 Jul 2019)
 
 
Cambodia bans veterinary drug Diclofenac to save vultures   (Conservation News)
Fantastic news for Asia's vultures as the Cambodian government has banned the drug used as a painkiller for cattle, but deadly to vultures. More here >
Written by:  (31 Jul 2019)
 
 
Weekly Birding Roundup 24 - 31 Jul   (Weekly Roundup)
Jon Dunn brings you a comprehensive roundup of the best birds from around Britain, Ireland and the Western Palearctic. More here >
Written by:  (31 Jul 2019)
 
 
Reintroduced Bearded Vulture dies due to electrocution   (Conservation News)
Buisson, one of the nine Bearded Vultures we reintroduced in south France, has met a tragic end. Just after two days from his first flight. More here >
Written by:  (30 Jul 2019)
 
 
Dark-coloured wing feathers may help birds fly more efficiently   (Research)
Light-coloured wing feathers near the birds body and dark feathers on the rest of their wings may make flight more efficient. More here >
Written by:  (30 Jul 2019)
 
 
Yellow-legged Gull embryos respond to adult warning calls inside their shells   (Research)
A pair of researchers have found that Yellow-legged Gull embryos respond to parental warning calls by vibrating inside their shells. More here >
Written by:  (30 Jul 2019)
 
 
Lossie locals help Little Terns fledge for second year running   (Conservation News)
Little Terns have successfully raised chicks on the beach at Lossiemouth for the second year running thanks to the efforts of a small group of locals. More here >
Written by:  (30 Jul 2019)
 
 
Ireland's hedgerow birds saved from August cutting   (Conservation News)
Birdwatch Ireland has welcomed a decision by the the Irish Government against allowing hedge-cutting in August this year. More here >
Written by:  (30 Jul 2019)
 
 
Book Review: Oceanic Birds of the World - A Photo Guide   (Book review)
Mark Golley reviews the new seabird book, Oceanic Birds of the World - A Photo Guide, by Steve N G Howell & Kirk Zufelt. More here >
Written by: Mark Golley (26 Jul 2019)
 
 
Corncrake pairs recorded on Rathlin for first time since the '80s   (Conservation News)
A male has been heard calling in one location on Rathlin each year since 2016 and now RSPB NI staff have recorded two breeding males in two separate sites on the island this summer. More here >
Written by:  (24 Jul 2019)
 
 
Weekly Birding Roundup 17 - 23 Jul   (Weekly Roundup)
Jon Dunn brings you a comprehensive roundup of the best birds from around Britain, Ireland and the Western Palearctic. More here >
Written by:  (24 Jul 2019)
 
 
Kazakhstan saiga population has more than doubled in last two years   (Conservation News)
A new census has revealed an increase in numbers to 334,400 within just two years, offering a glimmer of hope for a critically endangered species that has been in freefall for decades. More here >
Written by:  (23 Jul 2019)
 
 
'Giant plughole' threat to sea life in UK's largest estuary   (Conservation News)
Up to half a million fish each day will be sucked into Hinkley Point C nuclear power station if it is allowed to install a 'giant plughole' in one of the UK's heaviest protected marine areas. More here >
Written by:  (23 Jul 2019)
 
 
Rescued Curlews released to boost population   (Conservation News)
Dozens of hand-reared Curlews have been released onto reserves in Gloucestershire as part of a trial to conserve the species in lowland England. More here >
Written by:  (23 Jul 2019)
 
 
Irreplaceable Kenyan woodland saved after WLT appeal   (Conservation News)
The future for species such as Clarke's Weaver, Sokoke Scops Owl and Golden-rumped Elephant Shrew is now a little more secure following a World Land Trust appeal. More here >
Written by:  (23 Jul 2019)
 
 
Climate change to blame for displacement of 55 species in UK   (Research)
A total of 55 animal species in the UK have been displaced from their natural ranges or enabled to arrive for the first time on UK shores because of climate change over the last 10 years. More here >
Written by:  (23 Jul 2019)
 
 
Be part of the world's largest butterfly survey   (Conservation News)
The Big Butterfly Count, the world's largest butterfly survey, starts today [19 Jul] and is celebrating it's 10th birthday this year. More here >
Written by:  (19 Jul 2019)
 
 
Birds and Debris: new citizen science project launched   (Conservation News)
A ground-breaking website has been launched to gather information about the interaction between birds and debris such as plastics. More here >
Written by:  (19 Jul 2019)
 
 
Wild Justice challenges gamebird releases   (Conservation News)
Wild Justice have sent a Pre Action Protocol letter to Michael Gove at Defra requiring him to assess the impacts of the release of the vast and increasing numbers of non-native gamebirds into the countryside. More here >
Written by:  (18 Jul 2019)
 
 
Canada delta in danger from trading port expansion   (Conservation News)
The Fraser delta's strategic location - opening into the Pacific Ocean - has seen it estuary grow into a major transport and trading hub. More here >
Written by:  (17 Jul 2019)
 
 
Hen Harrier suffers horrific death on Leadhills Estate grouse moor   (Wildlife crime)
An adult male hen harrier has suffered appalling injuries after being caught in a spring trap that had been illegally-set next to its nest on a Scottish grouse moor. More here >
Written by:  (17 Jul 2019)
 
 
Avian malaria may be behind drastic decline of London's House Sparrows   (Research)
London's House Sparrows have plummeted by 71% since 1995, with new research suggesting avian malaria could be to blame. More here >
Written by:  (17 Jul 2019)
 
 
Weekly Birding Roundup 10 - 16 Jul   (Weekly Roundup)
Jon Dunn brings you a comprehensive roundup of the best birds from around Britain, Ireland and the Western Palearctic. More here >
Written by:  (17 Jul 2019)
 
 
How puffins catch food outside the breeding season   (Research)
Little is known about how seabirds catch their food outside the breeding season but modern technology is giving researchers new insights into their feeding habits. More here >
Written by:  (16 Jul 2019)
 
 
Invasive parrots have varying impacts on European biodiversity, citizens and economy   (Research)
Non-native parrots can cause substantial agricultural damage and threaten native biodiversity, although impacts vary strongly depending on where these parrots have been introduced. More here >
Written by:  (16 Jul 2019)
 
 
People's Postcode Lottery players help Corn Buntings   (Conservation News)
Thanks to players of the People's Postcode Lottery, the Postcode Local Trust has awarded funding for a 'Corn Buntings in the Community' project. More here >
Written by:  (16 Jul 2019)
 
 
Cats kill 1.3 million Australian birds each day   (Research)
Pet and feral cats together are killing over two billion reptiles, birds and mammals per year in Australia, and most of these animals are natives. More here >
Written by:  (16 Jul 2019)
 
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