Waders might just be my favourite group of birds. Catch me seawatching or gazing at a kettle of raptors and I might say otherwise, but if my birding gears are set to neutral, I'll tell you I'm ...

Little Tern has shown encouraging signs of recovery in 2025, with record numbers fledging at key English colonies. Conservation work by the RSPB and partners, including habitat restoration, predator ...

The 2024 BBRC report, published in British Birds, details a remarkable year for British rarities, including the acceptance of ...

A Desert Wheatear profile, the latest on crossbill taxonomy, scaup ID, a history of bird hides, the status of Lesser ...

A debate has erupted over proposals to reintroduce Eurasian Goshawk to British cities, including London and Chester.

Slender-billed Curlew has been officially declared extinct by the IUCN, following decades without a confirmed sighting and ...

Rob Morsley, visiting from the Wirral, made an unexpected discovery at Dunwich, Suffolk, on 2 October when he came across a ...

BirdLife International has rejected proposals from eight EU Member States to reclassify Great Cormorant as a huntable species ...

A major conservation mission has begun in Laos to find the last surviving Saolas, one of the world's rarest mammals.

New research shows Little Bustard has rebounded in Kyrgyzstan's Chuy and Talas valleys, with an estimated 1,400-1,900 nesting ...

A Brahminy Kite has been observed on the shores of the Caspian Sea, representing the first record of the species for ...

The Wildlife Trusts have published a new assessment of the effects of climate change on UK natue reserves. The report, ...