A pair of Lesser Flamingos has made the first recorded breeding attempt in North Africa, following a marked increase in sightings across the Maghreb in recent years.
Rewilding projects across Scotland are delivering dramatic gains for wildlife, especially birds and pollinators, according to new research. The survey, which examined sites within the Northwoods ...
The first documented record of the elusive Ghana Cuckooshrike since 2013 has been made in Ivory Coast’s Taï National Park, marking another remarkable rediscovery for West Africa's threatened birds.
A new study predicts Bass Rock and Grassholm's Northern Gannet colonies may not recover from the 2022 bird flu outbreak until 2041, highlighting the disease's lasting impact.
A Long-tailed Shrike found on the Gloucestershire-Oxfordshire border in mid-July is the second individual be seen in Britain in 2026, following a popular bird in Fife.
The third episode of The BirdGuides Podcast is out now! Join Josh Jones, David Campbell and Ian Lycett as they take a thrilling trip down memory lane to look back at the jaw-dropping mega rarities ...
Launched in April 2026, Leica has combined a significantly refined design with a new optical construction in the release of two new binoculars in its Noctivid series, representing another milestone in ...
Three confirmed breeding attempts since 2019 offer hope that the threatened schinzii subspecies of Dunlin can recolonise the Netherlands where suitable wetland habitat remains.
The scintillating summer spell of 2026 continued this week, with a run of mega-rare finds and refinds from Essex, Gloucestershire, Orkney and East Yorkshire – and perhaps the biggest prize of all is ...
For the birding dog-owner, the challenge of ensuring that a pet doesn't cause disturbance to wildlife is one our that columnist has experienced in recent years.
RSPB Cymru has completed the purchase of a 96-ha tract of ancient woodland and upland habitat in Mid Wales, reconnecting the two halves of Gwenffrwd-Dinas nature reserve and creating new opportunities ...
A ringed American Black Swift has set a new longevity record for the species after being recaptured in Colorado this summer. The bird, a female, is at least 22 years old, having first been ringed as ...
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