A long-term study of Short-eared Owl in Finland has linked agricultural intensification to the species' decline. Researchers examined a population of the species in western Finland over a 47-year ...

A White-tailed Eagle which had been fitted with a GPS tracking device as part of a monitoring programme has died after being hit by the blade of a wind turbine in Flevoland, The Netherlands. Three ...

Britain's drought is raising questions regarding the condition of reservoirs and other inland wetlands as millions of waterbirds arrive for the winter, while severe water shortages have left the ...

A barnstorming few days peaked with Black-capped Petrel, Chestnut Bunting, Double-crested Cormorant and Greater Yellowlegs. Sam Viles rounds up the action.

Four young fledged from a pair in the IJzer Valley, marking the first successful breeding record of Black-winged Kite in Flanders as the species continues to expand northwards in western Europe.

Diggers have begun creating 136 ha of new wetland at Speechly's Farm, helping reconnect two fragments of ancient fen in Cambridgeshire.

With autumn thrush migration underway, David Campbell talks you through the typical species and calls to learn at this time of year, from Redwing to Ring Ouzel.

Find out where and when this bird was seen. Subscribers can access more detailed information, including site specifics, a map and finder's comments. If you have a photo of this bird and would like it ...

Pathology reports obtained through a Freedom of Information request indicate that injuries sustained by five nestlings found dead on a grouse moor in June 2024 were consistent with stabbing, according ...

A voluntary bird protection area has been established at Ryde Beach after declining numbers of wintering Sanderlings were linked to disturbance from people and dogs.

Reintroduction projects in Austria and Germany are successfully returning Ural Owls to parts of their former range, with birds now breeding in the wild.

Shorebirds breeding in the Arctic tundra return to their previous sites far less often than those in other habitats, a new study has found.