Meet the Cuckoo class of 2019

25 Jun 2019

Thanks to the BTO's Cuckoo Tracking Project we are learning more about Cuckoo migration. There are still important questions to answer, so we have fitted four more Cuckoos with satellite tags this spring. Senan, Valentine, Tennyson and Nussey join eight existing birds, all of which should make their way south during the next few weeks. Follow their exciting journeys.

Taking part in GSMP

There are various volunteer surveys to take part in, all of which contribute valuable data to our understanding of our internationally important populations of geese and swans.

Tagged Lesser Black-backed Gull. Gary Clewley

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Artist Bruce Pearson working in the field in Senegal as part of the BTO/SWLA Flight Lines project

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Meet the Cuckoo class of 2019

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