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What do Galapagos Hawks eat after the goats are gone?

By Steve Dudley|2016-05-23T07:30:57+00:0023 May 2016|Conservation, diet, diet composition, ecology, habitat, island birds, non-natives, raptors|

After the eradication of exotic goats on Santiago Island, Galapagos hawks prey deliveries consist mainly of introduced black rats

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Eagles and agriculture can co-exist

By Steve Dudley|2020-09-22T13:38:25+00:0029 Feb 2016|agriculture, Breeding, land use, productivity, raptors|

Good news! Land use change is not necessarily detrimental to Verreaux’s Eagles

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The plight of the Egyptian Vulture . . .

By Steve Dudley|2016-01-25T08:00:01+00:0025 Jan 2016|behaviour, Bird Protection, Breeding, communal, Conservation, Disturbance, endangered, nesting, population dynamics, raptors, roost, Science|

. . . and hopes for the future

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Birdfields

By Almut Schlaich|2020-10-13T11:20:26+00:002 Nov 2015|biodiversity, bird communities, Breeding, Conferences, Farmland birds, foraging, habitat, raptors, Science, tracking|

Improving foraging conditions for Montagu’s Harriers

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Waves of terror in Starling flocks

By Steve Dudley|2015-06-29T07:30:48+00:0029 Jun 2015|behaviour, mortality, News, raptors, roost|

How Starling flocks react to predator attacks

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A twist in the tale: Red Kites are back in town

By Melanie Orros|2020-10-13T09:35:06+00:0028 Jan 2015|distribution, foraging, gardens, habitat, raptors, Science|

Why are so many Red Kites visiting our towns?

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A tale of two kites

By Steve Dudley|2020-09-22T14:18:54+00:0013 Oct 2014|distribution, Migration, News, raptors, Science, tracking|

Web-based biodiversity data reveals a sedentary species is in fact a migrant

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Hen Harriers: going, going . .

By Arjun Amar|2020-10-13T12:02:19+00:006 Aug 2014|News, raptors, Science, upland birds|

Why is the Hen Harrier almost extinct in England?

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