Seabird colonies and RSPB reserves feed

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21 May 2010 Shag. Photograph by Matt Latham

The coming weeks will be a great time to visit a seabird colony; good weather (hopefully) and lots of activity as adult birds feed their young. If you visit Bempton Cliffs RSPB reserve, check the recent sightings page, which now features a live link to the latest BirdTrack records. Many of the RSPB's larger reserves' pages now have this link, so submit your own records after a visit and see them appear on the sightings page!

Wherever you go birding this week, have a look at which species need proof of breeding in the new My Local Gaps feature on the Bird Atlas website.

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