The State of the UK’s Birds 2017

04 Dec 2017

Just published, the latest State of the UK's Birds Report highlights how our birds are doing. Some of our summer migrants are arriving earlier, the distributions of others are moving north and some are just beginning to colonise. The report is only possible due to the efforts of volunteers who take part in BTO surveys.

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