Ornithology
Birdwatching - good for your well-being!
People living in neighbourhoods with more birds, shrubs and trees are less likely to suffer from depression, anxiety and stress, according...
02/03/2017
Ornithology
The latest research into bird ecology, behaviour and and evolution.
Ornithology
Over half of the world's curlew and godwit species face extinction
A ground-breaking new study has revealed that habitat loss could lead to the extinction of several of the world's curlew and godwit species.
01/03/2017
Ornithology
British Barn Owls struggle to adapt to modern life
A nest site survey indicates the factors that wiped out 70 per cent of Barn Owls in the 20th Century still impact the species today.
26/02/2017
Ornithology
Climate change could deliver final blow for threatened species
A new study suggests that a quarter of threatened birds are already being negatively impacted by climate change and questions whether such...
19/02/2017
Ornithology
Monitoring birds by drone
Forget delivering packages or taking aerial photographs - drones can even count small birds!
18/02/2017
Ornithology
Has Red-tailed Hawks' migratory behaviour altered due to climate change?
'Citizen science' data from across its annual migration cycle has shown that the behaviour of Red-tailed Hawk in North America has...
14/02/2017
Ornithology
Australia - birthplace of the modern bird nest
New research has cited Australia as the birthplace of the most common bird nest structure found worldwide today, and that these nests may...
12/02/2017
Ornithology
Deer increase linked to declines in US songbird populations
A new study has found that growing deer populations are having a negative impact on some forest-dwelling bird species in the eastern United...
02/02/2017
Ornithology
A unique conservation tool for monitoring bush-crickets
New research led by the British Trust for Ornithology shows how existing bat monitoring could improve our understanding of bush-crickets.
30/01/2017
Ornithology
Mapping movements of alien bird species
A global map of alien bird species has been produced for the first time by a team of researchers, led by University College London.
27/01/2017
Ornithology
Recently described moth named in honour of new US president
A recently described moth species has been named in honour of the new US president, Donald Trump.
20/01/2017
Ornithology
Lost Yellowhammer dialects remain preserved in New Zealand
New research into bird accents has shown that some regional dialects, now lost from the British countryside, still exist on the other side...
18/01/2017
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