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A comprehensive 40-year analysis has confirmed that Griffon Vultures reintroduced to the Grands Causses in southern France continue to show remarkably high survival rates, four decades after the first releases:

New research reveals that the ornate head crests and neck capes of male Golden and Lady Amherst's Pheasants seriously impair vision – creating large blind spots that could make them more vulnerable to predators:

Protected areas safeguard important refuges for wildlife, but a major new analysis suggests they cover only a small fraction of the ranges used by the world's large carnivores:

Police and wildlife authorities are investigating the disappearance of White-tailed Eagles at several sites across the UK, amid concerns that the birds may have fallen victim to poisoning or other deliberate acts:

The recent discovery of a Belted Kingfisher in Brittany has generated widespread excitement among French birders, for it represents the first confirmed record of the species for the country:

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Review of the Week: 8-14 December 2025 One or two drake Bufflehead and a new American Black Duck were the highlights of a winter spell that featured some exciting wildfowl action, reports Sam Viles:

Calling it out It's better to speak up when you know somebody has misidentified a bird, says David Campbell, who remembers various wrong calls down the years:

The history of Hilbre Island Bird Observatory, American Wigeon ID, the status of Snow Goose in the UK, Gyr Falcon's decline, the lesser-known Elizabeth Gould and waterbird monitoring all feature in this month's Birdwatch, out now!

A Kittiwake ringed as a chick in Scotland in June 2023 was recently recovered off the west coast of Greenland in surprising circumstances:

White Storks and Eurasian Beavers are to arrive in East London from next year as part of a new rewilding project:

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Suffolk Wildlife Trust has confirmed the successful purchase of Worlingham Marshes after meeting its £775,000 fundraising target:

No Paradise with Wolves review This debut provides an absorbing and honest account of buying and restoring a small Spanish finca, navigating the realities of rewilding a patch of land shared with the divisive Iberian Wolf: https://t.co/efOcgGMUBY

New research reveals that the ornate head crests and neck capes of male Golden and Lady Amherst's Pheasants seriously impair vision – creating large blind spots that could make them more vulnerable to predators:

The recent discovery of a Belted Kingfisher in Brittany has generated widespread excitement among French birders, for it represents the first confirmed record of the species for the country:

Lincolnshire Wildlife Trust has launched a fundraising appeal to save a unique grassland habitat in the south of the county:

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Review of the Week: 8-14 December 2025 One or two drake Bufflehead and a new American Black Duck were the highlights of a winter spell that featured some exciting wildfowl action, reports Sam Viles: