Those of us who have lived long enough to see significant changes to bird populations will have personal recollections of this or that species....
The vast majority of Palaearctic birds have now finished breeding and are either heading south, dispersing locally or going into moult. Many of the...
The Rabbit (Oryctolagus cuniculus) is a species that is widespread globally due to introductions by humans. In some places they have notoriously reached pest...
We’re fast approaching a preferred time of mine for going out on boats in search of seabirds. The Gulf of Cadiz, from Cadiz itself,...
Last week I wrote about the hot and dry conditions that now affect much of the Iberian Peninsula. My own solution when it comes...
The outside temperature in the shade reads 47 degrees Celsius and I’m about to enter a hide to photograph birds. At times like these,...
I’ve just returned from the Shetland Islands. You might be expecting me to start writing about the amazing colonies of Northern Gannets Morus bassanus...
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