A northern powerhouse

08 Apr 2018

Spotted Flycatcher. Photograph by John Harding

The latest Breeding Bird Survey report, which has just been published, shows a 66% increase for Spotted Flycatcher during 2011–2016 and a 21% upturn for Willow Warbler in Scotland over the last 23 years. In England, both of these birds are in trouble. Read the full 2017 BBS report to find out more.

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A northern powerhouse

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