If you’re a British birder, or a birder looking in to British birding, you could be forgiven sometimes for feeling it bears all the...

Wind farms are an emotive and divisive issue, especially amongst birders. A badly sited wind farm can lead to devastating consequences as we know...

After last week’s big Brit wedding bonanza I couldn’t help but chuckle at the news that one of the RSPB’s premier nature reserves in...

I often find myself searching my memory as far back as I can go for the spark that started me birding. I know where...

The Loch of Strathbeg reserve in Aberdeenshire Scotland has begun to use eight rare ‘Konick’ horses to manage and improve it’s wetland habitats for...

March and it’s like a switch flicks in birders brains in Europe, suddenly everyone’s ‘doing’ sub-Saharan migrants (or should that be trans-Saharan migrants and...

Readers of 10,000 Birds are probably uniquely qualified to understand that sometimes life gets in the way of birding. During the twenty odd years...

When winter settles down birding can occasionally seem a little repetitive, even the Internet forums and blogs can dry up with little new material....