Items Tagged 'British Trust For Ornithology'

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News

• Scottish owl tracked to Morocco
• Where are all the Turtle Doves and Partridges?
• It’s official – the Wren is our most common bird.
• Building for bats in an urban world
• The early bird counts the worms
• National community of garden birdwatchers offers people the opportunity to stay connected to nature from home
• Volunteers' data vital in wetland conservation
• The latest report on UK’s breeding birds shows mixed results
• Over 7,000 people sign up for garden citizen science survey during lockdown
• The seabird colony vanishes
• Citizen scientists help lift the lid on one of our nearest avian neighbours
• Blue Tits missing from our gardens following spring heatwave
• New study identifies woodland management practices that are good for Britain’s bats
• New report reveals good news for rare breeding birds
• Europe's breeding birds get long-overdue stocktake
• Survey of UK's coast highlights change in wintering waterbird populations
• Northern Ireland’s seabirds get an annual health check
• Human activity shapes the wintering ecology of a migratory bird
• A tale of two warblers
• New study reveals how to save our fastest-declining breeding wader
• Released, captive reared Curlews phone home
• Artificial Intelligence discovers rare bat
• The simple act of looking out of your window can help scientific research
• Conservation work boosts UK’s rarest wetland birds
• Britain’s best-loved birds could disappear from much of our coastline
• A quiet Christmas? How Britain & Ireland’s breeding birds fared in 2021
• Garden birds that head north for the winter
• Extinct Chernobyl eagle back from the dead
• A burning question: how does timing of breeding of upland birds affect risk posed by moorland burning?
• Swallows have started spending the winter in Britain instead of migrating 6,000 miles to South Africa, according to
• UK Curlew numbers falling in winter too
• Record summer for ‘hummingbirds’ in UK gardens
• Hope for endangered British bird as head-started young fly the nest
• Link revealed between climate change and decline of a threatened UK migrant bird
• Disease drives decline of another familiar garden bird
• Hope soars for UK birds as new partnership signed
• UK now a winter destination for Mediterranean birds
• Act now to save migratory birds, scientists say
• Bird flu report spotlights impact of the disease on UK wild birds
• Northern Ireland Seabird Report 2022
• Trends in butterfly populations in UK gardens - new evidence from citizen science monitoring
• And they’re off! 2023’s Cuckoos are tagged and ready to go
• UK’s cuckoos unable to adjust migrations to keep up with climate change
• Declining seabirds on a cliff edge
• Evidence suggests that protected areas should be extended
• British gulls contribute to plastic pollution in European wetlands
• Seabird tracking sheds new light on migration
• Will turbines signal an ill wind for Welsh Red Kites?
• Ducks take a dive as milder winters keep birds in an unfrozen north
• Study shows bird and biodiversity benefits of better managed landscapes
• Breeding Bird Survey celebrates 30 years of citizen science
• Much-loved songbird threatened by mosquito-borne virus
• Satellite-tagged Cuckoos clocked crossing continents
• Where have our gulls gone?
• If you go down to the woods tonight…
• Unusual plumage variation in birds not so black and white
• Protecting Scottish Seabirds
• The silence of the swans: new report highlights concern for much-loved birds
• Cuckoos clock up the miles on migration
• BTO scientists call for urgent investment in long-term monitoring and improved approaches to disease response, as avian influenza decimates a suite of bird species
• Gastro gulls face slim pickings
• New report reveals the return of rare breeding bird species
• Ring, Ring Ye Birds
• Park life; how good are our public greenspaces for wildlife?
• Out for the count: record numbers of volunteer birdwatchers reveal changes in Wales’s breeding birds
• Dawn Chorus depleted as songbirds crash
• Gulls all at sea as UK populations take a dive
• Heathland birds continue to bounce back
• The race is on! Tracking Cuckoos on migration
• Climate change is already impacting UK bird populations

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