Category - Birdwatching

• 1960s schoolteac­her was a force of nature
• ‘Girlie,’ the ‘senior citizen’ PHL eagle in captivity
• Young birdwatche­rs flock to enjoy UK nature reserves
• New advice for feeding birds
• Eagles bound for Exmoor despite farmers’ concerns
• Paula Reed… Is throwing herself into upkeeping
• Bird and wildlife care in summer
• BETWEEN WATER AND WING
• “I feel like I’m stepping back in time as birds I don’t know sing out the dawn”
• Wader recovery zones proposed for Scotland
• Give a helping hand to our wild mallard
• Wildlife official to speak at HSV Audubon meeting
• The fight to save the kea is far from over
• Dubai cyclist rescues bird, reunites it with nest
• Perfect for a mating dance
• Fuzzy crawlers swarm trees
• Escaped bird creates chaos and damage
• Where are the nests in Gyro Park?
• Mortal enemies battle for air space
• AIPZ lifted but caution urged by chief vet
• Buzzard is a hive of activity
• KEEP JENNINGS ROAD AS PART OF BRANT COUNTY
• MDC to host events throughout June across Southwest Region
• Eating all the fish
• Pledge of £30m for the birds, bees and voles
• Audiobook of the week
• Absence of our house martins is worrying
• Delays expected on Little River Road in Great Smoky Mountains
• We were fortunate to hear and then see a male and female yellow-bellied sapsucker on May 17 on a trail in New Maryland. HEATHER LONG-SMITH, NEW MARYLAND
• Conservati­onists rescue rare langur, question Ctg
• A new song for endangered Dartford warbler
• Nilgiri Tahr population in State increases to 1,364, finds survey
• Inflation, unpredicta­ble policymaki­ng and a mounting national debt are imperillin­g the world’s most important asset, argues Mike Bird. See our Special report,
• WHAT IS A RAMSAR SITE?
• Pigeons' livers may enable magnetic navigation when
• Owl rescued from Wyman Pond tree after it tangled in fishing line
• Pennsylvan­ia Game Commission turkey research examines nesting success
• Bird watching activity at Bendigo Sunday
• Danny Seo's Do Just One Thing
• Best of the pests