The State of the UK’s Birds 2011 now published

23 Nov 2011

The 12th State of the UK’s birds (SUKB) report contains results from annual, periodic and one-off surveys and studies from as recently as 2010. It draws on many sources of information to give an up-to-date overview of the status of bird populations in the UK and its Overseas Territories. For the latest on Cranes, Capercaillies and Coots,

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The State of the UK’s Birds 2011 now published

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