Cuckoo Stanley is back!

21 Apr 2016

We have a winner in the great Cuckoo race of 2016. Norfolk Cuckoo Stanley started his journey from Ivory Coast in west Africa on 7th April and 3,000 miles later, he is back in England. Stanley was tagged at Cranwich Heath, just a stone's throw away from BTO headquarters in Norfolk. He is currently just south of Yeovil in Devon. During his spring migration in 2015, Stanley stopped off in Cornwall on his way back to Norfolk. View the current progress of our tagged Cuckoos.

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