Review: RSPB What's that bird? The simplest ID guide
This is a nice gateway in birding for 'bird-curious' individuals, says Josh Jones: https://t.co/9xQeeO2Vrl
A major new report has shown that large-scale investment in nature recovery could provide a significant boost to the UK economy while helping tackle biodiversity loss, climate change and flooding: https://t.co/OQiHNObQV5
Ten years on from the UK voting to leave the European Union, The Wildlife Trusts have released a report highlighting the damning impact of Brexit on wildlife: https://t.co/ePxiNINSZO
The ethics of saving a vagrant
The rescue of Texel's famous Spectacled Eider prompted celebration, soul-searching and some very strange criticism, writes Lucy McRobert: https://t.co/BXC1sGdBUs
Review of the Week: 22-28 June 2026
The Northern Isles cleaned up on mega-rare discoveries β Trumpeter Finch and Oriental Turtle Dove β as the Western Reef Heron relocated to Pembrokeshire. Sam Viles reports: https://t.co/hZtrezi3VT
The British Ornithologists' Union Records Committee has approved a revised definition of Category E of the British list, providing greater clarity on how non-natural arrivals are classified; https://t.co/yU592miMFb
A remarkable observation from Greece has provided fresh insight into the feeding ecology of migrating Eurasian Hobbies, with several birds recorded hunting bats at dusk: https://t.co/MAZwGQpn15
Little Tern numbers at Seaton Carew have fallen dramatically this summer, with conservationists warning that increasing disturbance from dogs may be a significant factor: https://t.co/O0Sk8YguSg
Ten years on from the UK voting to leave the European Union, The Wildlife Trusts have released a report highlighting the damning impact of Brexit on wildlife: https://t.co/ePxiNINSZO
Three of Britain's most charismatic heathland birds have continued their recovery, according to the results of a major survey conducted almost 20 years after the previous assessment: https://t.co/SkOiB9XtD2
Always a species to get the pulse racing, Caspian Tern has been seen with greater frequency in Britain in recent years. But what is driving this rise in records? Josh Jones takes a closer look: https://t.co/CicAqtuJIt
The ethics of saving a vagrant
The rescue of Texel's famous Spectacled Eider prompted celebration, soul-searching and some very strange criticism, writes Lucy McRobert: https://t.co/BXC1sGdBUs