Latest newsThe latest stories from the RSPB. _tcm9-67549.jpg) | Eggs-actly what we hoped for! 8 May 2008 A pair of rare hen harriers is incubating six eggs at a nest site in Northumberland’s North Tynedale, the RSPB and Forestry Commission announced today (7 May 2008). |
 | On a wing and a prayer 6 May 2008 A coalition of conservation, countryside and welfare groups has called for increased efforts to tackle the illegal killing of the UK’s birds of prey.
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 | Chris Ryan backs call to end bird crime 6 May 2008 Chris Ryan, the Newcastle-born SAS soldier turned bestselling novelist, is supporting calls for an end to the illegal killing of the region’s birds of prey. |
 | Casanova harrier is looking for love at Geltsdale 6 May 2008 'Wanted: One female harrier with striking yellow eyes and brown hair, must be acrobatic and attracted to young male with grey hair and yellow eyes. Please contact RSPB Geltsdale reserve if interested in friendship or more!' |
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Ramsay orders seasonal-only menu BBC News Celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay says British restaurants should be fined if they serve fruit and vegetables which are not in season. Wild times in changing China BBC News China is a country that in some peoples' minds has become synonymous with industrial pollution, rigid political control and spectacular economic expansion. But behind this image lies another world which is the real, essential China - a place of vast shifting deserts, tropical coral reefs, steaming jungles, snow-capped peaks, evergreen forests and smoking volcanoes. Great tits enjoying the warmer weather – so far New Scientist As climate change forces animals to shift their breeding schedules, one group of British birds has been able to quickly adapt to the warmer weather without having to rely on slower evolution. |
