Ireland's Little Terns enjoyed a very successful breeding season in 2024, according to BirdWatch Ireland. Colonies along the ...

White terns are a species of seabird living in tropical regions around the globe, including Cousin Island in the Seychelles. That’s where Christopher Jean-Luc Mahoune works, on a special reserve ...

WASHINGTON—The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service announced today that the interior least tern, a small bird that nests along major rivers in the midwestern and southern United States, has fully recovered ...

The highest numbers of some birds for 40 years are now being seen at RSPB Hodbarrow on the South Cumbrian coast. Little tern numbers have doubled to 42 breeding pairs, there are 56 pairs of common ...

Assuming bird flu did not return to the bird population in Northumberland for the next few years, last year's poor Arctic tern chick survival rate was unlikely to affect long-term population ...

The western gull-billed tern is the victim of a bad rap. Though often condemned for preying on other sensitive species — namely, the threatened western snowy plover and the endangered California least ...

birds like Common Tern, Sandwich Tern, Ringed Plover and Oystercatcher. The programmes helps identify many of the birds found around our British coastline in places like sandy beaches, rocky ...

The little tern inhabits coastal areas from northern ... threatened species project officer Kath Howard said the bird's unique nesting behaviour put them at risk of extinction.

This happened to a colony in Mandurah back in 2019 when a single cat killed almost 50 of the birds over several nights. The nesting area for the fairy tern breeding period in Bunbury is located ...

An Inca Tern swoops over the water. (Pic credit: Don Emmert / AFP via Getty Images) “We are understandably very concerned for their welfare and would appreciate anyone who may sight these birds ...

2024 saw the highest number of fledged common tern chicks with a 64 per cent increase compared to 2023, in essence it’s been a resounding success. Paul Ellis, Secretary at Fylde Bird Club ...