Help us track Cuckoos and learn even more about their epic migration: sponsor a cuckoo. Read the latest updates on how our cuckoos are managing their amazing migration from Britain and Ireland to ...

Commonly referred to as the UK Red List for birds, this is the fifth review of the status of birds in the UK, Channel Islands and Isle of Man, published in December 2021 as Birds of Conservation ...

Please note that the submission deadline is now closed for the 2024 avian influenza special issue. Bird Study publishes high-quality papers relevant to the sphere of interest of the British Trust for ...

BTO members receive our exciting, full-colour 40-page magazine BTO News four times a year. BTO News keeps you informed of the work of the Trust and related topical issues concerning birds and the ...

Steve Portugal explains why and how birds undertake long and perilous migratory journeys. The journeys migrant birds make are so extraordinary that for a long time humans simply did not believe they ...

We undertake a wide range of monitoring and research work across Northern Ireland, from seabird monitoring to species reintroduction. We also run public events open to everyone, to help increase ...

Commonly referred to as the Ringing Report, these summaries provide information on the numbers of birds ringed and reports (recoveries) of ringed birds received for the whole Ringing Scheme, covering ...

Volunteers sit at the very heart of BTO, contributing thousands of hours to our work every year. Our Regional Network volunteers represent BTO at a regional level, whilst also acting as the first ...

Find out how to report birds with rings or tags, unusual plumage, nests, sick or dead birds, and suspected wildlife crime. You can report rings and tags found on live or dead birds. This contributes ...

When the BTO Ringing Scheme was established over 100 years ago, the primary focus was the study of bird movements. While ringing data can still be used to study migration and dispersal, today they are ...

These majestic birds are restricted to the Scottish highlands and islands, with just a few pairs breeding in southern Scotland and the north of Ireland. The Golden Eagle population remains broadly ...

A black crow flies over - but is it a Crow, a Rook or even a Raven? Let this video help you to separate these confusing species, along with their smaller cousins: Jackdaw and Chough.