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Causes of Death of Female Cooper’s Hawks

By Zoey Greenberg|2024-05-01T16:15:47+00:0022 Apr 2024|adult survival, anthropogenic food sources, bird movements, bird-human interactions, birds of conservation concern, birds of prey, movements, road traffic, satellite tracking, Urban birds|

Despite protection, urban hawks still face an array of threats

Monitoring wader breeding productivity

By David Jarrett|2024-05-01T10:45:02+00:0015 Apr 2024|behaviour, bird-human interactions, birds of conservation concern, breeding success, waders|

Reviewing different fieldwork approaches

Can squatters bring benefits?

By Anthony Lowney|2024-04-08T10:41:36+00:008 Apr 2024|antipredator behaviour, behaviour, birds of conservation concern, birds of prey, breeding biology, cooperative breeding, nest monitoring, predation, predator-prey interactions|

Can predator and prey benefit from being neighbours?

Travel wide, breed hard and die young

By John Calladine|2024-04-26T14:25:38+00:001 Apr 2024|annual cycle, behaviour, bird movements, birds of conservation concern, birds of prey, Migration, migration stopover, movements, satellite tracking|

While this might well describe some hedonistic lifestyle of a 1970s rock star, it is also a neat summary of the life history strategy for Short-eared Owls.

Wings and wellbeing – exploring birds and human health

By Caoimhe Doyle|2024-04-29T08:49:17+00:0018 Mar 2024|anthropogenic food sources, bird-human interactions, birds of conservation concern, citizen science, disease, IBIS, infectious diseases|

How can we highlight the positive links between human health and wild birds for conservation?

Recent surveys deliver mixed news for India’s vultures

By John Mallord|2024-02-15T16:26:43+00:004 Mar 2024|adult survival, anthropogenic food sources, birds of conservation concern, breeding success, poisoning, vultures|

Populations of Critically Endangered species remain stable but no evidence of recovery

‘The Boss’: factors explaining vocal activity and territorial behaviour

By Adrian Barrero Diego|2024-02-21T17:00:19+00:0019 Feb 2024|birds of conservation concern, competition, passerines, song, steppe birds|

Do intrasexual competition and resource availability modulate territorial displays in a steppe passerine?

Black-eyed Birds

By Jude Lane|2024-02-12T11:20:32+00:0012 Feb 2024|adult survival, birds of conservation concern, Breeding, colouration, disease, infectious diseases|

A new way to monitor impact of avian influenza in Gannets?

One’s Trash is Another’s Treasure

By Zoey Greenberg|2024-01-29T13:13:58+00:0029 Jan 2024|adult survival, anthropogenic food sources, Bird Protection, birds of conservation concern, birds of prey, Breeding, Conservation, global change, monitoring, vultures|

Landfill sites in Chile support Andean Condors

Intercontinental collaboration secures a migratory bird population

By The Egyptian Vulture Project Team|2023-12-11T09:06:13+00:0018 Dec 2023|birds of conservation concern, captive-breeding, collaboration, Conservation, gps tags, illegal killing, Migration, monitoring, movement, population recovery, population reinforcement, re-introduction|

The Egyptian Vulture population in Eastern Europe was in freefall - conservationists have now shown that even such globetrotting species can be rescued