Wonders of the great bird migration sees feathered friends head back to Yorkshire
Now is the time for our feathered friends from afar to arrive and their presence is always a treasure to behold. Emma Ryan reports.
Source: yorkshirepost.co.uk
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Vilamoura Environmental Park – Best Birdwatching in the Algarve
In the Algarve, one of the best locations to spot a large variety of tour feathered friends is the Vilamoura Environmental Park.
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Source: portugalconfidential.com
The train station near Bristol voted one of the South West's best
We took a trip 15 miles south of the city to find out what made it so special
Source: bristol247.com
Autumn migration in Saudi Arabia
After an eventful spring, Graham Gordon found September and October to be just as productive in the Arabian desert.
Source: birdguides.com
How cuckoos make their eggs look like those of other birds to trick them into raising their young
Cuckoo finches inherit their ability to mimic the appearance of their hosts eggs from their mothers - not from their fathers, a new study from University of Cambridge experts reveals.
Source: dailymail.co.uk
Spring migration in Saudi Arabia, part two
Graham Gordon concludes his summary of a memorable season surveying in the Arabian desert.
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Source: birdguides.com
Parasitic chicks in other birds' nests 'exercise' in the egg to get
Chicks of parasitic bird species move more in the egg than other species, to build up the strength to overcome other rival chicks once theyve been born, a University of London-led study shows.
Source: dailymail.co.uk
Brilliant 'Birds in the UAE' revealed in all their glory
Dubai: A brilliant new 2021 calendar featuring ‘Birds in the UAE’ is now out, featuring both the rare and the common, the resident and the visiting species in vivid colour, with key insights and must-have information on these majestic winged creatures. Curated by locally-based birdlife experts, the calendar, published by Gulf News, showcases 14 birds that can be spotted in the Emirates – in razor-sharp photographs capturing the birds’ sunlit colourful bodies set against the soft blur of...
Source: gulfnews.com