Keen photographer and Essex Birdwatching Facebook group member Thomas Harris captured a Hen Harrier flying over Wallasea Island reserve.

Keen photographer and Essex Birdwatching Facebook group member Thomas Harris captured a Hen Harrier flying over Wallasea Island reserve.

Keen photographer and Essex Birdwatching Facebook group member Thomas Harris captured a Hen Harrier flying over Wallasea Island reserve.

An extremely rare bird of prey has been spotted soaring near the New Forest. Keen photographer and Daily Echo Camera Club member John Scamell captured a Hen Harrier flying over Lymington. One of the ...

The most probable reasons given are rapid urbanisation and climate change that could have contributed to the decline.

Additionally, a lot of age-old practices such as heather burning and moorland draining have been halted to return the reserve ...

DNR officials are holding two public meetings this month — one online and one in person — to talk about the future of the ...

Use expert tips and a helpful chart to improve your hawk identification skills. Plus, learn about the common types of hawks ...

Studies like ours are giving farmers science-based permission to conserve habitat — and many species of wild birds — on their farms again.” A northern harrier perches on a sprinkler amid a leafy-green ...

However, the northern harrier is one of the many types of hawks in New York. Because this bird of prey prefers to live in the milder climates of the world, the northern harrier is one of the more ...

Among them, 70 species are migratory, including rare birds such as the Garganey, Northern Shoveler, Eurasian Teal, Eurasian Wigeon, Ruff, and Western Marsh Harrier. Bird watchers attribute this ...