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ArticleWel­come

Autumn always brings all sorts of rar­it­ies and scarcit­ies, but this year I’ve gen­er­ally stayed close to home (which sadly meant miss­ing out on Eng­land’s long-stay­ing Long­tailed Shrike). Instead, I’ve been try­ing to take care­ful note of bird...

Wel­come

Article...and the Bird Watch­ing team’s answers

Matt Mer­ritt: “A Red­backed Shrike in Derby­shire – it had just dropped in while I was at a local site, look­ing for waders.” Mike Weedon: “My favour­ite bird this year was a UK tick for me: Squacco Heron at Crow­land, just 7.5 miles from my house.”

...and the Bird Watch­ing team’s answers

ArticleDavid Lindo:

“Red Kite and Little Egret over my mum’s north Lon­don garden. Each were garden ticks!”

David Lindo:

ArticleStephen Moss:

“A com­mon but elu­sive bird, Water Rail, seen along­side an equally smart Green Sand­piper.”

Stephen Moss:

ArticleRuth Miller:

“A con­fid­ing juven­ile Dot­terel on the Great Orme; a won­der­ful sign of migra­tion, on my door­step.”

Ruth Miller:

ArticleDavid Chand­ler:

“White-tailed Eagle at RSPB Ouse Fen in April, ringed in the Neth­er­lands in May 2025.”

David Chand­ler:

ArticleAstound­ing avian ana­tomy

Amy Brewer looks at what allows cer­tain spe­cies to thrive in cer­tain con­di­tions. Evol­u­tion is remark­able. Patient. Intric­ate. Here, I am going to focus on just a frac­tion of how bird ana­tomy – spe­cific­ally beaks, eyes, eye­lids,...

Astound­ing avian ana­tomy

ArticleBill Oddie: The man who defined Brit­ish bird­ing

Stephen Moss pays trib­ute to his friend and col­league for many dec­ades – an inspir­a­tion to us all. Stephen Moss worked with the legendary TV presenter Bill Oddie for almost 20 years, pro­du­cing the ground­break­ing series Bird­ing with Bill...

Bill Oddie: The man who defined Brit­ish bird­ing