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Arctic tern numbers down nearly a third at key breeding site, experts warn - Conservationists say the ‘red-listed’ birds are ...
An artist who sketches and paints seabirds has described the Northumberland Coast as a "great place to come" to create ...
A 30% decline in the number of breeding Arctic terns at a Northumberland nature reserve this summer has been described as a ...
“We have shown that Arctic terns can annually migrate up to 81,600 kilometres – twice as far as previously thought,” says Carsten Egevang at the Greenland Institute of Natural Resources in Nuuk.
Arctic tern chicks are under threat at Long Nanny, in Northumberland, where more than 600 dead birds have been picked up by rangers. Credit: Mandy Fall Hundreds of dead chicks have been recovered ...
We went to Arctic Norway. We stayed in a nine-room hotel on a tiny, rocky, car-free island west of Bodø in Arctic Norway.It's the ultimate in-nature getaway, a place where you can hear yourself ...
An investigation has been launched after reports of a man and woman disturbing an Arctic Tern nesting site on the Isle of Man.. Police say it's believed the two people attended the area in Point ...
Terns are an icon of migration, with many of these elegant seabirds journeying truly extraordinary distances every year. ... Every year, Arctic Tern’s migrate 90,000 km from pole to pole, travelling ...
James Porteus, area ranger at Long Nanny, said that by this time last year, the first few cases of bird flu had been confirmed and 1,329 Arctic terns – 1,066 chicks and 263 adults – died from ...
The Arctic Tern's long tail streamers make it stand out from other terns. The birds have extremely long lives and can reach 30 years or more. But these are birds under pressure.
Suspected bird flu has killed more than 600 Arctic tern chicks at Britain’s largest mainland breeding colony. National Trust rangers wearing hazmat suits recovered the dead birds at the Long ...
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Suspected avian flu outbreak kills quarter of Arctic tern chicks at Northumberland coast nature reserve - MSNA quarter of Arctic tern chicks have been wiped out in a suspected bird flu outbreak at Long Nanny on the Northumberland Coast. The coastal site near Beadnell is home to Britain's largest mainland ...
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