The Motus Wildlife Tracking System is now being used in Fife, Scotland, to study Rock Pipit migration. Additionally, the system recently picked up the migratory movements of a Blackbird from Norway.

BirdGuides enjoyed its busiest-ever New Year's Day, with a record number of reports sent by the BirdGuides sightings team on ...

Black-winged Kite, Ross's Gull, Siberian Thrush, a deluge of Nearctic wildfowl and an influx of geese made for a thrilling ...

Canadian birders have been treated to a shock Christmas present in the form of the nation's first Taiga Flycatcher. The East ...

As the UK Government prepares a consultation paper the right to roam debate rumbles on, with increasing concern among ...

A comprehensive report finds continued declines in Scotland's farmland birds, highlighting significant losses for Tree ...

The RSPB has defended plans to remove viewing platforms and reduce path maintenance at its Radipole and Lodmoor reserves in ...

Sandwich Tern fledged more young at Forvie NNR in 2025 than at any time since the 1980s, representing a significant boost for ...

Indonesia's first translocation of a Javan Rhino has ended tragically after the female died in her new home. Conservationists ...

Thinking of giving something back to birds in 2026? A wide range of BTO surveys needs volunteers – from urban greenspaces to ...

A conservation breeding programme for the Critically Endangered Great Indian Bustard is beginning to show encouraging signs, ...

As the range of tripods available of the market continues to grow, ZEISS has added two more designed for easy use by birders and photographers alike. The Pro-Series comprises the Lightweight Kit, ...