RSPB reports record numbers for rare wetland bird
The RSPB has seen a resurgence in the number of Bearded Tits, despite the rare bird nearly disappearing from the UK.
Nature reserve enjoys resurgence of bearded tits
The RSPB says the success at Blacktoft Sands is down to 25 years of reedbed management.
Eagles became extinct in Wales in the mid 1800s
Eagles have not thrived in Wales since the middle of the 19th Century but plans are now well advanced to re-introduce them ...
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Delve into the wonder of wetlands this World Wetlands Day
Migratory waterbirds are great examples – hundreds of thousands of wading birds throng to our coastal wetlands – estuaries, mudflats, lagoons and saltmarshes. Most arrive in late summer or autumn, and ...
On the Wildside: The rise of the gadwall duck
A trip to Clumber Park in Notting-hamshire is always guaranteed to turn up some exciting birdlife, and this was no exception.
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Suffolk countryside walk: Trimley Marshes and Orwell Estuary
Jayne Lindill enjoyed a walk at Trimley Marshes, where the Orwell Estuary is alive with familiar migrating birds… and one exciting surprise ...
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RSPB celebrates Bearded Tit boom
The RSPB is celebrating a highly successful year for Bearded Tit on its reserves in 2024. Last year, no fewer than 120 pairs ...
Bird flu cases surging in UK but risk to humans remains low
Although cases of bird flu are surging among birds in the UK, the risk of the virus spreading to humans still remains ...