The State of the UK’s Birds 2012

19 Nov 2012

The 13th SUKB report published today gives an up-to-date overview of the health of the UK’s bird populations. Starling numbers continue to fall and House Sparrows show signs of recovery. It is thanks to the dedication of thousands of volunteers that this annual health-check exists, without them it would not be possible.

Read the full State of UK Birds 2012 report

Read the full State of UK Birds 2012 report (PDF, 2.27 MB)

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The State of the UK’s Birds 2012

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