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- Gorgeous geese.
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- The Cape Barren Goose- a lovely bird?
- A little hatching miracle...
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- Nenes reach the teenage stage
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- Peekaboo!
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- Critically endangered white-winged ducks
- Smew ducklings hatch
- Caribbean Flamingo breeding
- White faced whistling ducks
- Longtail Ducks hatch at last!
- Magpie goose mayhem.
- Caribbean flamingo chicks
- Scoters hatch at Slimbridge
- Lesser scaup success
- African White-backed Ducks!
- Last and lonely but not least.
- Cape Teal provide the "aah" factor
- Duck of all trades
- Rosybill breeding success
- A final farewell from the duckery
- Demoiselle Cranes at Slimbridge.
- Stifftail success.
- Bird ringing.
- Welcome back to the duckery!
- Say a fond farewell to the Cinnamon Teal.
- Moody mornings at Slimbridge
- An SOS from my White-winged duck
- Last chance to join my Hawaiian goose special!
- Lazing around...
- Hopeful for the Ashy-headed goose.
- The art of catching waterfowl.
- Spotlight on the black headed duck.
- Hosta makes a splash in the Tundra Pen.
- Nene pairs return to the grounds.
- Some new additions to the collection.
- White-winged duck news!
- A war-time revelation for our Black Swans.
- Early to bed for our greater flamingos.
- Nenes star on ITV.
- Beautiful breeding display.
- Bird moves and stocking up.
- An avicultural trip out.
- Pictures from a snow-bound Slimbridge.
- The Bufflehead.
- The first eggs of 2010!
- Adolescence to adulthood.
- Strange winter visitors to the duckery.
- Dabbling and diving.
- Cape Shoveler breeding.
- The Duckery smashes some more targets.
- Bonkers birds.
- The demands of breeding.
- The Smew.
- A big Thank you.
- AVT.
- Nene breeding begins!
- Nene nest failure..?
- Our last Western Bean Goose.
- Nene nesting notes.
- First ducklings of 2010!
- Bronze-winged attitude.
- Inside an egg.
- Bird coralling, bird catching and bird handling.
- How times flies...
- Nene goslings toddle into view.
- Flamingo catching.
- Nene crazy!
- Nene video- must see!
- Juvenile lessons in eggs laying.
- Walk with a Warden - Flamingo special!
- The dependable Mallard.
- The Hooded Mergansers finally choose a box...
- Nene growth spurt.
- Exciting display.
- Laysan Teal
- Downy Duckling Days 2010.
- Flamingo eggs!
- Crane re-introduction update.
- Cape Barren success.
- The season progresses...
- Wader alert!
- Not so little Long-tails.
- North American Black duck success.
- Diving ducks begin to graduate.
- White-winged (wood) duck joy.
- The common Scoter
- Sheldgeese begin to flourish.
- Look how they've grown!
- The Red Breasted goose.
- Some diving ducks at last!!
- A quick gosling update.
- Freckled Duck rearing.
- A Rosybill surprise.
- Argentine Ruddy Ducks hatch.
- Brazilian duck.
- The Bar-headed Goose.
- Cereopsis on the turn...
- White-wing sexes revealed.
- The Lesser Snow Goose
- Work with a Warden- Nene Special!
- Chiloe wigeon success.
- Nene begin to claim territory.
- The eclipse is over!
- The fab three.
- The joys of Ivomec
- Wild Nene on Hawaii!
- The black African Spurwings.
- My white-wings are growing up!
- The Nenes take over Puddleduck!!
- The Coscoroba swan.
- North American Black ducks "R" Us!
- Long-tails make a flying visit.
- Glorious geese! (again..)
- Red Crowned Crane
- Nene movements.
- Fascinating Flamingo facts.
- A very exciting adventure...
- A rare treat from the Falkland Islands...
- Hello again!
- The Nene season comes to a speedy end.
- Argentine Ruddy-duck hopes.
- Surprise surprise, yes I have white-winged duck news!
- Nesting news.
- Turf!
- Chatty Cubans during hatch.
- Lesser Flamingo activity!
- Come to Downy duckling Days!
- Rearing success predicted.
- Black bellied whistling ducks :)
- Updates on the move!
- Black-headed ducks.
- Chinese Spotbill surprise...
- Greater Magellan developments.
- Bufflehead.
- A little gosling take over!
- Smew success!
- A Southern Pochard experience...
- Eytons whistling duck nest.
- Stiffys!
- The first tentative total of the year!
- A little preening video :)
- The European Eider.
- A ruddy-headed goose double date.
- Freckled ducks!
- Some 2011 favourites.
- Some last minute specials!
- Bird moves get underway.
- Eric!!! The flamingo take over...
- Eric! the saga continues...
- Not autumn already?
- Eric! A trip to the beach.
- Eric! Look at them grow!
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- What a week...
- Only 700 miles and 14 hours to go....
- Preparation for the egg collection
- A dawn chorus of cranes
- Epic egg collection
- Eggs arrive in England
- First crane chicks hatch!
- First tiny crane steps
- A chilly start!
- Still a little clumsy but all doing well
- The eggs are moving, pipping and busy breaking out of their shells!
- The chicks are growing before our eyes
- The exercise regime!
- The Great Crane Project - a video update!
- Growing up fast!
- Clarence and Gemma
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- Cranes get set to go wild!
- All quiet on the west country front
- The day of release arrives!
- 20 silhouetted cranes flying into sunset is an unforgettable sight!
- Forty Days and Forty Nights
- Frosty mornings and winter flocking
- Crane School diary 2011
- An update on the last couple of months
- Preparations begin for Crane School 2011
- Catching cranes
- Catching cranes takes two
- Longest flight ever
- Cranes AWOL on Saturday
- AWOL, but eating worms!
- Friends reunited
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- To infinity...and beyond
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- Easter egg collection - Done!
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- 2011'scrane pages now live!
- The old order changeth
- Somerset cranes fly to Slimbridge
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- Meet the Beavers and Otters
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- The cold winter months
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- Catching up with the beavers
- The beaver deceiver
- Lodge building
- Tunnelling away
- Another lodge?
- What do they do with the felled trees?
- A constant battle
- Martin Mere says goodbye to juvenile beavers
- Getting ready for winter
- Busy busy
- How big?
- We have a baby
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- Treating the baby
- Name our baby
- Sleeping baby
- What he likes to eat
- Where does baby beaver live?
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- It's Wizzy
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- An early present for Wizzy
- Otter delights
- Baby otters
- Thai's weight gain
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- Training the otters
- Beaver activity
- What has Wizzy been up to?
- The weight of the adult beavers
- Beaver watch: Night 1
- We have named the otters
- Beaver health check continues
- Baby otters are out and about
- Help us name an otter
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- Baby otters are learning from their parents
- Wizzy the escape artist
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- Update in the Blog
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- We get Gold!
- Centre update
- Building work commences
- Weekend work included!
- Ditches and flamingo feathers....
- Centre Update
- PNE Partnership
- Happy Birthday to me!!
- Construction, construction, construction....
- Ducklings galore
- Next stage of cafe development
- BBC News North West visit
- Busy, busy, busy
- Out and about
- Duckling rescue mission
- A visit from MP Rosie Cooper
- Head of Department update
- Walk from Martin Mere to Rufford?
- A very hectic week!
- It takes me back....
- Centre developments
- Summer holiday planning
- Meeting with NFU Mutual
- Rare moth found at Centre
- Working with other attractions
- New beaver footage
- My holiday
- Events meetings and a trip to Cargill
- A bad back!
- New uniforms
- A visit from the Mayors of Lancashire
- Weather update
- The week ahead
- A trip to Wales
- Launch of the new community reedbed walk
- What has become of Wizzy the beaver?
- Centre Managers meeting
- Disabled ramblers association
- Animal Magic success
- Live 'n' Deadly series
- Meet Wobbly the crane
- From Fun to Serious
- Exciting new development
- New webcam
- Record numbers of geese on the reserve
- October Half Term
- A very busy week
- Lots coming up
- A sneak preview of the new cafe
- What has happened to the otters
- Two day centre development meeting
- A day outside
- Countdown to opening Mere Side cafe
- Back off to Slimbridge
- North West Bird Watching Festival set-up
- A successful Bird Watching Festival
- A new exhibition
- Mere Side cafe officially opens
- Liverpool Bug World promotion
- Father Christmas events
- Beaver cameras installed
- Record numbers of swans
- A quality assured attraction
- Father Christmas, Exhibitions & Countryfile - quite a mixture!
- Winners of photography competition
- Wishing you a very merry Christmas
- National photography winners
- The new year begins
- How the bad weather has affected the Centre
- Almost 1000 Twitter members
- Developments in Burscough
- Mayoral visit
- PR and radio interviews
- The search for canoes
- Model Boat and Train Show
- WWT staff visit Martin Mere
- New arrivals and Health and Safety audit
- Johnny Phillips pays us a visit
- Blue Cranes have arrived at Martin Mere
- Sneak preview of the canoe safari
- Meetings, meetings and more meetings
- Happy Valentines
- A walk around the grounds
- The beaver cameras are live
- A visit from IT
- How many hits on the beaver cam?
- 11 April for canoe safari launch and sneak preview of the playarea
- A Goldstar Award
- Meetings with local businesses
- Festival of gardening - my vegetable patch at home
- walking around and new uniforms
- A visit to WWT Washington
- Sneak preview of new uniforms
- Flamingo catch
- The end of gardening month
- Planting at the Canoe Safari
- It's all coming together: 6 days to go
- 7 days to go
- The safety inspection.... 5 days to go
- Meet the canoe safari team
- The canoe safari opens
- The AGM is coming to Martin Mere
- Busy, busy, busy
- Happy Easter
- A wizzy update
- A 'new born' update
- An upcoming big event
- A great success
- Goodbye to Musa and Rod
- Come and see the beavers
- Come and join the Toddle Waddle
- Working with hotels
- And then there were 5....
- Flamingo chicks arrive
- Canoe safari film
- New flamingo web cam
- Footage of the beaver kitts
- Downy Duckling Week set up
- The holiday is underway
- The beaver camera has moved
- Downy duckling success!
- The boat has arrived!
- The beaver event
- A centre update
- Lots to do....
- National journalist event
- Wetland futures
- Conferences and meetings
- Waddling Toddlers
- Beaver Kits
- Looking for a chef and taking part in duck races!
- The winning duck
- Big thank you to Tescos and Beavers
- Guest speaker announced for Bird Fair
- New moth recorded on reserve
- Take a look at our new website
- Treasure hunt: Find Martin the Mandarin
- Back from my holiday
- Pectoral Sandpiper
- Biodiversity exhibition officially opened
- Tourism awards and lots of meetings
- Thank you to Tescos and the beavers
- Fantastic year for tree sparrows
- A trip to Slimbridge
- Shortlist for tourism awards
- Collection plan meeting
- VAQAS visit
- LEF awards
- A summer update
- September Madness
- Beaver catch - night 1
- Wellbeing month
- Events meeting
- Play area design: Number 1
- Play area design: Number 2
- The AGM
- Animal Magic Preperations
- Tourism Awards!
- Animal Magic success
- Meet Jason Meath
- No rest for the wicked!
- Reserve Webcam
- A walk with the Mayors
- While Andy's Away
- October - busy, busy
- Meetings, meetings, meetings!
- Beaver catches start
- Last chance to have a go on canoe safari
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- WWT London Wetland Centre celebrates 10 years as a biodiversity oasis
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- Osprey diary
- A half brother or sister for AW
- No egg yet!
- All 3 youngsters on the nest in the rain
- More DIY and mating on the nest
- A week or so to go!
- 3rd egg hatches this morning!
- AW back on the block with a flounder
- Getting the nest ready
- Intruder alert over
- All 3 feeding well
- Then there was two
- Stick bandit spotted!
- Rain and high winds
- Another busy day at the nest
- Flounder for lunch
- AW fishing at Saltcot in front of hide
- Sunshine at last but CCTV camera is down
- Osprey back at Caerlaverock!
- Patiently waiting
- New CCTV live link!
- Still no ospreys at Caerlaverock
- Both ospreys back at the nest!
- Osprey seen fishing on the River Nith
- CCTV image quality improved
- Welcome back to Scottish weather!
- CCTV back online and a 3rd osprey sighted at the nest!
- First egg laid at Wigtown Bay, no sign yet at Caerlaverock
- Drastic plastic alert over!
- Plastic still on the back of the nest
- Another sunny day for nest building
- Same Old Same Old
- Still waiting!
- No egg today!
- Any time now!
- First egg laid Friday 23rd April at 4.35pm
- Incubation duties and more plastic
- 2nd egg laid today at 3pm
- The Long Wait
- Incubation duties
- Much the same
- Hopefully good news
- Cuckoo calling
- Again, much the same.
- Only two chicks on the nest
- Incubation and more sticks
- More black plastic!
- A soggy day on the nest
- AW takes his turn
- basking in the sunshine
- basking in the sunshine
- Still waiting!
- Any time soon
- First chick hatches!
- 2nd chick hatches this morning!
- peering over the edge of the nest
- 2 chicks thriving, 3rd egg not hatched yet.
- Rain at last
- 3 chicks doing well
- Chicks growing fast
- 3rd chick getting a hard time from its older siblings
- Feasting on Flounder
- Camera adjusted today
- Fish galore!
- Chick number 3 getting a bit of stick
- 4 weeks old and doing well
- A bad landing
- Learning to nest build.
- Another windy day
- Mullet for lunch today
- Crowded Home
- Flounder for lunch
- Adult looking chicks
- Ringing of the chicks
- HH back in the nest
- More photos of the ringing
- Another photo from the ringing
- the sky's are calling
- Talons
- Flounders the dish of the day
- Resting most of the day
- Where did that fish go?
- Today on the nest
- Up, up and down.
- Still on the nest!
- It's time to feed yourselves!
- HH takes first flight
- Still all present on the nest.
- HH and HJ still nest bound.
- All young ospreys are flying
- Empty nest this morning
- has the female gone?
- All 3 youngsters still at the nest
- Mystery osprey on saltcot merse this morning
- 4 ospreys seen today at Caerlaverock
- female osprey seen on the nest today
- More sightings on the merse
- Great veiws from the Saltcot Tower
- Still fishing
- last osprey sighting at caerlaverock
- yet more sticks and more mating
- Welcome to the 2011 Osprey Diary
- She's Back!!
- osprey seen at the nest yesterday!
- Arrival News
- Pair of ospreys back at Caerlaverock
- Still no Sign
- New Male at the nest
- High Drama at the nest. AW returns
- Still Waiting
- AW on red alert!
- nest building and more black plastic
- Still Sitting...
- More nest material and more flounders
- Expecting Eggs
- First egg laid this morning!
- No sign of egg number 2 yet
- Still growing
- Osprey Easter Egg number 2 laid this morning
- Can't see third egg yet
- Still no third egg
- Still 2 eggs
- Incubation Continues
- Busy incubating 2 eggs in the sunshine
- Third Week of Incubation
- Sitting Together
- Live on the web
- The Wait is Nearly Over...
- Safe in a Gale
- First chick hatched today
- Second osprey egg hatched this morning
- Osprey webcam now online till 8pm
- Both chicks growing already
- Fatherly Tenderness
- Sunshade and flounders
- Giant bream flapping about on the nest!
- Showers and windbreaks
- Third adult osprey at the nest
- Growing Fast
- Chicks growing fast basking in sunshine
- Mum is an umbrella
- Nothing different
- Recent Going Ons
- Recent news
- Almost lift off!
- Last osprey sighting 11th September
- Chicks ringed on Tuesday morning
- No maiden flight yet
- No webcam at the moment
- Sorry, Still offline, AW on the nest feeding the chicks
- Webcam up and running and one chick has flown
- HL now flying, ZY not yet taken the leap of faith!
- ZY still not airborne yet
- Intruder Drama on the Nest
- ZY takes first flight and intruder still at large
- Both chicks flying well
- Growing Independance
- ospreys fishing off saltcot merse
- Young ospreys still feeding at the nest
- CCTV camera has moved
- Chicks still being fed at the nest
- ZY stiil being fed at the nest
- Great Osprey Watching!!
- 5 ospreys at Caerlaverock!
- 3 ospreys off the merse this morning
- Heading South
- UK osprey news
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- A sunny Monday morning!
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- Valuable Volunteers
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- A busy few weeks...
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- King Barney has made it!
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- All five gees still on the Solway this morning
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- Arriving in Brazil where the story begins...
- First day... and first ever Brazilian merganser caught and colour ringed
- A change of plan, but still with success
- It's the weekend, so the locals come out to enjoy the river, but the mergansers retreat
- The Brazilian mergansers remain elusive for second consecutive day
- Success at last and the elusive merganser family is located
- And the good luck continues... a find of a ten-strong previously unknown family of mergansers
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- Finally! The first Bewick's swan flies in to Slimbridge
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- Will Pazazz find love for Valentines?
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- And then there were sixty swans!
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- Crinkly's father returns with an un-crinkly cygnet!
- An intriguing association....
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- More snow, more swans!
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- Au Revoir!
- The swans are on their way!
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- Bewick's in Britain!
- Bewick's arrive at Slimbridge!
- Bewick's vs Mutes!
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- Eleven transmitters fitted to whooper swans in Iceland
- U5V shifts northwards
- Update on the winter’s activities
- Swans all settled at their wintering sites
- No sign of movement with the milder weather
- They’re off!
- Sigrunn makes the crossing!
- First movements from Welney
- Lars heads to Cumbria
- Last four transmitters fitted at WWT Welney
- Onward movements
- Lars makes for Iceland whilst Baldur navigates towards the Faeroes
- Sky sets off and Lars makes the crossing
- Baldur’s eastern journey
- Busy weekend!
- Taking stock
- V6C returns to Martin Mere!
- Using the opportunity….
- Two more whoopers make it safely across
- Mass migration as conditions improve...
- Supersonic Bill and Swanderful live up to their names
- Edmund heads over Cape Wrath for Iceland
- Edmund's and Snow Cloud's speedy flights
- Whoopers occurring all around Iceland
- Where are the super whoopers now?
- Jaleel back on his old stamping ground
- Sky and his satellite-tagged cygnet reach Iceland, as does Sherdley!
- U7U feared lost at sea
- Super whooper update
- Swan N5X comes in over Sey
- Overview of the departure tracks
- Barriers to migration
- Snowflake seen with family in Iceland
- Late migrant makes crossing in good time!
- What’s happening in Skagafjördur?
- Tonverk looking good!
- Y5T tracked down in Ireland
- Summer season
- Latest news: Baldur seen at WWT Welney!
- Swans on the move
- V4L brings numbers up to eleven
- Final update on the tagged swans over-summering in the UK
- First swans make the crossing!
- Supersonic Bill returns to WWT Caerlaverock
- Whoopers stacking up in southern Iceland
- Caerlaverock's K9H makes it to Northern Ireland
- Baldur sheds his transmitter
- Y5T and Y6K migrate direct to Ireland
- Sigrunn arrives at Martin Mere
- Old friend from Iceland moves to Martin Mere
- Two more swans head for Britain
- Whooper Swans on migration
- Swans heading in to Iceland
- Further tracks from the late migrants
- Long-stayer U7A moves from Belfast Lough to Strangford Lough
- Where are they now?
- After a false start, swan Y5T migrates from Ireland to Iceland
- Conditions for Rocky in Iceland
- Whooper swans and the Eyjafjallajokull volcano
- Cold weather whooper movements
- Mystery of the Fetlar swan now solved!
- Sigrunn re-ringed X4H at Martin Mere
- After the thaw Y6K remains near Carlisle
- Whooper Swan Y6G seen with mate in Iceland
- BBC films redeployment of five transmitters at WWT Martin Mere
- Gordon's on the move!
- Gordon makes it across!
- Tony in pursuit!
- Gordon heads for Iceland
- Awaiting further news…
- Tony and H5Z join Gordon in Iceland
- Has Swan Y6K been caught by the volcano?
- He’s made it!
- Gordon moves to Hvalfjörður whilst Tony remains on Lonfjörður
- Final Report on the satellite-tracking project now available on the WWT website
- Whooper Swan Y6G recaptured; satellite transmitter confirmed as lost
- Larry’s news from Iceland....
- Early autumn update
- Record numbers of Whooper Swans at WWT Centres
- Whooper Swan arrivals this autumn
- Whoopers returning without their satellite-tags
- Gordon and Tony both return to Martin Mere, on the same day!
- Y6K goes to Welney
- Gordon recaptured and looking good!
- Freezing conditions bring the swans in to WWT Centres
- Y6K heads back to the Solway
- Good news and bad news
- BV5 appears to have ditched his tag on the Isle of Tiree
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- Sherdley (Ring: 9HX)
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- Crane School 2010
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- The story so far! Week one!
- They've all hatched!
- Meet the pupils!
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- Basic Daily Routine
- Leg tags and medicine!
- Foraging practise and swimming lessons!
- My, how you have grown!
- Hello, nice to meet you!
- Graduation day approaching!
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- Turn £1 into £10
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Adopt a Bewick's swan
Bewick’s are the rarest swan species found in the British Isles during the winter. Sadly, the number of Bewick’s wintering in the UK is falling.
Adopt a mallard
Due to a dramatic decline, the mallard is now on the amber list in the recent ‘birds of conservation concern’ report.
Adopt a Eurasian crane
Over 400 years ago these magnificent giants were hunted to extinction in the UK.
Adopt a nene
The nene is the rarest goose in the world. In 1951, the population fell to only 30 birds.
Adopt a lesser flamingo
Despite being the world’s most numerous flamingo, these birds are classified as ‘near threatened’.
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