The eagle has landed – vultures use raptors to find food
Carrion isn’t the only thing vultures scavenge; they exploit the superior foraging abilities of eagles to find their food.
Tracking Black-headed Grosbeak through the annual cycle
GPS-tracking reveals non-breeding locations and apparent molt-migration
What do Galapagos Hawks eat after the goats are gone?
After the eradication of exotic goats on Santiago Island, Galapagos hawks prey deliveries consist mainly of introduced black rats
Eagles and agriculture can co-exist
Good news! Land use change is not necessarily detrimental to Verreaux’s Eagles
The plight of the Egyptian Vulture . . .
. . . and hopes for the future
Birdfields
Improving foraging conditions for Montagu’s Harriers
Waves of terror in Starling flocks
How Starling flocks react to predator attacks
A twist in the tale: Red Kites are back in town
Why are so many Red Kites visiting our towns?
A tale of two kites
Web-based biodiversity data reveals a sedentary species is in fact a migrant
Hen Harriers: going, going . .
Why is the Hen Harrier almost extinct in England?