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Which usually dies off in the summer months — is still spreading through the bird population. the uk produces 11 million turkeys each year in time for christmas, but 3.5 million have already been culled, with farmers freezing them to avoid infection. joining me now is the independent economic analyst sean rickard. good morning. good morning. first of all. — good morning. good morning. first of all, why _ good morning. good morning. first of all, why don't - good morning. good morning. first of all, why don't we - good morning. good morning. first of all, why don't we have | first of all, w...

And one thing you might be thinking of is a tour of a few scottish islands. however, 23 of them are now off limits to visitors until october — in a bid to stop the spread of avian flu, which has already killed thousands of birds. ben phillip sent this report from aberdeenshire. a summer's day at the beach, but this is becoming an all too common sight up and down the country — dead birds washed up on the sand. since the start ofjuly alone, more than 1,000 dead seabirds suspected of having avian influenza have been collected and disposed of on the aberdeenshire coastline, hundreds of them fr...

While imitations of predator birds puts smaller birds on constant alert, mating calls in non-mating season disturb birds’ hormone levels.

Justin rowlatt reports. who doesn't like to see and hear wild birds? but britain's wild bird populations are under assault, changing farming practices, pollution and climate change are all taking their poll, says the rspb. we do a piece of work called the state of nature which is a report on all the reasons for this decline. we've lost about 38 million birds over the last 50 years, that's about a fifth of our breeding bird population here in the uk. and not every species is declining, but overall more species are declining than others, particularly farmland birds. woodland birds aren't doing v...

This morning and can explain what's involved. how do we get involved? i can tell that but first _ how do we get involved? i can tell that but first let's _ how do we get involved? i can tell that but first let's look _ how do we get involved? i can tell that but first let's look at - how do we get involved? i can tell that but first let's look at where i that but first let's look at where we are because we are in sherwood forest, a wonderful location, the forest, a wonderful location, the forest behind us, he slid beyond that and we have a bird feeder here but no birds. there was a sparrow and...