The Gambia: river of plenty
The Gambia has been on the agenda for travelling birders for decades. On a recent visit, Kit Day found it to be as productive as ever, and...
21/01/2024
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The Gambia has been on the agenda for travelling birders for decades. On a recent visit, Kit Day found it to be as productive as ever, and...
21/01/2024
More people than ever are professing an interest in nature, but the evidence shows a worrying lack of understanding when it comes to...
18/01/2024
Scientists say that the true scale of the loss of bird species is much higher than was previously understood.
17/01/2024
Read our FREE digital guide featuring South Africa, Central Asia and Jamaica, as well as a closer look at some of the world's most...
16/01/2024
A couple of remarkable winter records stood out during a chilly period. Ed Stubbs reports.
15/01/2024
A delicate Little Gull is the focus of this week's winner.
15/01/2024
Vote now in the 18th annual BirdGuides Photo of the Year competition!
14/01/2024
Documentation of a breeding attempt by escaped individuals raises the possibility that the species could become naturalised in Europe.
11/01/2024
Greater Honeyguide can recognise distinct vocal signals from humans to help them locate bee colonies.
10/01/2024
The discovery of a Northern Waterthrush in Essex got 2024 off to a flier, as Sam Viles reports.
08/01/2024
A Great Grey Shrike is the subject of 2024's first winner.
08/01/2024
The Political Birder is back! First on the agenda: thinking ahead to this year's general election.
07/01/2024