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  • Blog post: Whose plumage?

    IanH
    Here in wildlife enquiries we occasionally get sent some rather interesting finds including pictures of unsual garden visitors, feathers and occasionally dead birds. We are more than happy to take a look at feathers and pictures but we are not too keen on the dead birds, they don't travel well in...
    on5 Dec 2011
  • Blog post: Trichomonosis: August & September.

    Tom
    Disease spread throughout the country This week a press release went out highlighting the impact that Trichomonosis has had on greenfinch and chaffinch numbers. This received a lot of media interest and lead to a massive surge in disease reports. A new disease page is up and running and people can be...
    on31 Aug 2010
  • Blog post: Recent hot topics with the RSPB

    LloydScott
    Cranes The Crane project has generated a few queries. It involves taking chicks from Germany and eventually releasing them in Somerset. There have been some concerns about resources being diverted to a bird which is already breeding in the UK but it is also a flagship species for wider wetland conservation...
    on4 Aug 2009
  • Blog post: Moulting and aberrant blackbirds

    Darren Oakley-Martin
    A popular enquiry recently has been about 'odd' looking blackbirds ; either missing feathers through being in moult (when they can look very scruffy and give the false impression of disease), or having 'unusual' colouring - usually patches of white where the normal pigment would occur...
    on4 Aug 2009
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