BTO Blog
- A series of important posts by BTO Youth.
- Updates on how the latest tagged cuckoos are faring as they migrate to and from Africa.
- How our latest strategy plays a crucial role in tackling the twin biodiversity and climate crises.
- Reflections on our commitment to equity, diversity and inclusivity.
Blogs on specific topics
Getting to know Eric Simms at the BTO Archives
BTO volunteer Cressida Hay recounts her time gaining work experience in the BTO Archives.
Blog Series
BirdTrack migration blog (20–27 September)
Last weekend it was the westerly winds that affected the northern half of the UK, and brought in the star bird of the week with a Tennessee Warbler on Fair Isle, Shetland on 15 September. Other rare migrants recorded on BirdTrack from across the Atlantic included Long-billed Dowitcher, which was seen on North Ronaldsay, Orkney and at Dawlish Warren, Devon from 13 September.
20 Sep 2024
BirdTrack migration blog – autumn migration is underway!
Although meteorological autumn begins on 1 September, some autumn bird migration has been well underway for weeks.
04 Sep 2024
BirdTrack migration blog (26 April–2 May)
Last week’s blog predicted the possible early arrival of Bee-eaters in the UK. Sadly, the only individual recorded was a bird found dead in a Dorset garden. Continuing the theme, Bee-eaters are still moving in strength through southern Europe. The weather forecast for the next week promises favourable conditions for the arrival of birds from the south and south-east, and Bee-eaters are likely to be among them.
26 Apr 2024
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