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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 very well. can you hear that? loads of birds there, and that is what this is all about. this is about us all going into our gardens, looking out of our windows, on our balconies, counting the birds we can see to survey the bird population. really important information about what is happening to the country's birds. and the rspb wants you to help them by taking...

Was the — the thing i was delighted to hear was the song thrush, that was my first of— was the song thrush, that was my first of the — was the song thrush, that was my first of the year and it has eight repetitive — first of the year and it has eight repetitive and gorgeous song, and we also heard _ repetitive and gorgeous song, and we also heard a _ repetitive and gorgeous song, and we also heard a woodpecker earlier. what _ also heard a woodpecker earlier. what is — also heard a woodpecker earlier. what is this big garden birdwatch all about? what do people have to do? it all about...

Look at the window, go to a green space, fill in the form and mark down the birds you have seen, sent it in and you are part of the biggest citizen science project in the world and it is such a crucial way to understand what is happening to our bird population so if you can over the weekend, today or saturday or sunday, take a moment to do this because it's a great way to engage with nature and also help the rspb and the scientists understand what is happening to britain's birds, absolutely crucial point of absolutely, thank you very much. and absolutely, thank you very much. and as well as re...

Populations are under assault. changing farming practices, pollution and climate change are all taking their toll, says the bird protection charity 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 very well. can you hear that? loads of birds there, and that is wh...

Ramadeva Betta and its surrounding places were home to a good number of Long-Billed Vultures before their population started to dwindle