White ibis, the most prevalent wading bird in South Florida, saw significant nesting declines in 2022 and 2023. Overall nesting efforts for most wading bird species were below the 10-year average ...

So too are puffins, kittiwakes and other familiar breeds of British birds which have been added to the official Red List of endangered species for the very first time. It means, worryingly, more ...

A bird species known for their unusual migration patterns have now been declared extinct after research found these animals have not been seen since 1995. The slender-billed curlew are a bird ...

Some of the most familiar wading birds flocking to UK estuaries in winter have seen major declines in the past decade, conservationists have warned.

However, there has been a significant decline in their populations since then. In 1985 there were 27 pairs across six species of wading birds. In 2022, just three pairs across two species were ...

THIS second series completes Mr. Coward's work on British birds, already favourably noticed in the pages of NATURE. It treats of the numerous and varied forms of aquatic and wading birds, storks ...

Four UK wading bird species saw numbers fall to new lows last year, as poor weather compounded long-term declines in populations, a survey has revealed. Several key nesting sites across the UK ...

Despite the stark warnings for wading birds, the study did reveal that 39 species had statistically significant long-term increases in the UK.

One in four bird species seen regularly in Wales is in "serious trouble", the latest assessment has revealed. Familiar birds such as the swift, greenfinch and rook are among five added to the red ...

News Greater Manchester News One in six British species face extinction but there are local bright spots in the gloom “We are in both a climate crisis and a nature crisis and the two are linked." ...

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