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Blue Tit. Edmund Fellowes

Blue Tits missing from gardens following heatwave

17 Nov 2020

Stop to watch podcast with Martin Shaw

Stop to watch for mental health

18 May 2020

Andy Clements birding. Bruce Miller

BTO CEO Andy Clements to retire

15 May 2020

Blue Tit. Paul Newton

German Blue Tit disease identified

24 Apr 2020

Goldfinch. Edmund Fellowes

Join the Garden BirdWatch community from home

01 Apr 2020

GBW Home

New Data Entry System for Garden BirdWatch

05 Nov 2018

Tawny Owl by Howard Stockdale/BTO

Heard an owl?

08 Oct 2018

Bullfinch by Edwyn Anderton

Are you seeing Bullfinches in your garden?

14 May 2018

Greenfinch by Jill Pakenham

Feed the birds? Scientists highlight risks of disease at garden bird feeders

12 Mar 2018

Hedgehog by Sarah Kelman

The State of Britain's Hedgehogs 2018

07 Feb 2018

Coal Tit. Photograph by Jill Pakenham

Biggest-ever influx of one of our smallest garden birds

07 Dec 2017

Hummingbird hawk-moth, by Jill Pakenham

Hummingbird Hawk-moths galore in gardens

27 Jul 2017

Blackbird. Photograph by Tommy Holden

Garden BirdWatch annual results 2016

13 Apr 2017

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Why are you still awake?

25 Jan 2017

Blue Tit, by John Harding

Fewer Blue Tits in gardens this winter

22 Dec 2016

Garden Birds and other wildlife book cover

New GBW book published!

27 Jun 2016

Blackbird - John Harding

Poor weather hit garden birds in 2015

22 Mar 2016

Nesting Robin, by Trevor Daniels

Nesting news

02 Mar 2016

Goldfinches by Paul Newton

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13 Jan 2016

What are Goldfinches feeding on in your garden?

03 Nov 2015

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