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Qawra Point is a small islet is very well placed for migratory birds to find refuge on and with its vicinity to BirdLife Malta’s Salina Nature Reserve, birds coming in or out of the reserve have been targeted by hunters in this area
The salt pans at the Salina Nature Reserve have been made to produce salt for the first time in four years, with the dedication of volunteers keen to preserve t
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In these trying times, social distancing is the name of the game and fortunately, this fits very well with birdwatching, which is best done alone or in very sma
[IN PICTURES] Spring migration brings with it countless birds to Europe’s breeding grounds A new BirdLife campaign aims to inspire people to enjoy, care and protect birds during the spring migration. 17 March 2021, 1:19pm Hoopoe at Għadira Nature Reserve (Photo by Denis Cachia) A new BirdLife campaign aims to inspire people to enjoy, care and protect birds during the spring migration. Following the success of the autumn migration campaign held last year, BirdLife Malta has once again launched its #onthemove campaign to encourage people to enjoy, care about and protect migrating birds. This time round, with this second campaign, BirdLife Malta will celebrate the spring bird migration when birds would be migrating north from African wintering grounds to European breeding grounds.
A seagull with a buoy around his neck has been spotted flying over the Salina Nature Reserve. A photo of the burdened bird, which stopped at the Salina Nature Reserve two weeks ago, has been doing the rounds on social media. A spokesperson for BirdLife said the bird has not yet been captured for rescue and re-release. BirdLife volunteers noted that the bird is “still flying at Salina Nature Reserve in spite of the buoy,” and they have not had the opportunity to help the seagull out. Photo: Joseph Grech BirdLife spokesperson Nathaniel Attard used the occasion to highlight the problems associated with "ghost fishing", an all too common scenario birdwatchers often have to deal with.