If you had to name a ‘dream’ bird that the British public would most love to see, I suspect the golden eagle (Aquila chrysaetos) would make our collective top three. Yet, for all its immense size, it ...

Books Received Published: 01 April 1926 The Pocket Book of British Birds Nature 117, 585 (1926) Cite this article ...

Hopes for British birds of prey rose today after moorland estates across the North of England reported an encouraging number of hen harrier nests on their land. The hen harrier is endangered.

When published next year it will aim to be the ultimate book on British birds: its 270,000 words and nearly 500 pages will deal at length with all the 225 or so species known to have bred in ...

British wildlife British wildlife Birdsong identification for beginners: 20 common songs and calls Name that tune! Learn how to recognise the songs and calls of the UK's most common park and garden ...

Birds are good at adapting, which enables them to thrive in our urban metropolises. They become tolerant of humans passing close to their nests, most of them aren't bothered by street lights and ...

All birds of prey are protected by law, under the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981. But in the past 15 years, only one person has been jailed. The RSPB said urrent laws are not serving as an ...

Join Larry Broderick and the Solano Land Trust Raptor Team for a birds of prey identification and natural history hike at Lynch Canyon Open Space Park in Vallejo on March 8, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m ...