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BTO 12.5 million birds can't be wrong
Wetland Bird Survey results reveal some impressive statistics. Link read on
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Photo of the Year 2011
We have a winner! Find out which image took the honours in the sixth BirdGuides Photo of the Year competition. Link read on
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Review of the Year 2011 — Part III
A round-up of bird news from October to December. Link read on
 
This week at a glance...
Latest rarities
03/02 21:52 Lesser Scaup Glos
03/02 18:39 Ross's Goose Cumbria
03/02 17:18 Red-breasted Goose Devon
03/02 17:05 Desert Wheatear E Yorks
03/02 16:23 Northern Long-tailed Tit W Yorks
03/02 14:25 Lesser White-fronted Goose Norfolk
03/02 14:08 Western Sandpiper Norfolk
03/02 13:38 Bufflehead Cornwall
03/02 13:36 Spotted Sandpiper Devon
03/02 13:33 Long-billed Dowitcher Dorset
Latest sightings Latest sightings

Latest Weekly Newsletter
Thursday 2nd February 2012 Thursday 2nd February 2012

Photo of the Week Rosette
Photo of the WeekLink Great Spotted Woodpecker
Link undisclosed site, Norfolk
Clare Scott, 22/01/12
Link Former Photos of the Week
Link Latest pictures
Bird of the Week
Link Parrot Crossbill at Black Down NT (W Sussex)
Featured Site
Link Chew Valley Lake, Somerset & Bristol
ThumbnailReview of the Week 26th January–1st February 2012
South-coast counties dominated the rarity headlines, although plenty of gulls kept those further north and west happy. Link read on
 
Recent articles...
Review The Royal Entomological Society Book of British Insects by Peter C. Barnard
ThumbnailDavid Howdon takes a look an essential publication for any serious entomologist. Link read on
BTO Migrant declines linked to wintering grounds
ThumbnailNew research suggests certain species are adversely effected by their choice of winter habitats. Link read on
 
Great Tits sing low to be loved or high to be heard
ThumbnailUrban tits that sing at high pitch risk being cheated on. Link read on
More articles...
Link Moth News Midwinter
Link Review of the Year 2011 — Part II
Link Butterflies and birds unable to keep pace with climate change in Europe
Link RSPB Will our birds fret that it’s been mild and wet?
Link RSPB Gamekeeper loses appeal against conviction for attempting to kill birds of prey

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