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There's still a huge amount we don't know about birds. Migration is a fascinating topic, but it can also help focus conservation efforts in particular areas. Find out how we're using satellite technology to learn more about ospreys and northern bald ibises - you can browse our interactive maps to see where the birds go.
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We're embarking on a new project to find out what happens to the Loch Garten ospreys and where they migrate to. You'll be able to follow the latest updates on our interactive map. More... |
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Follow the movements of Mull's young white-tailed eagles. You'll be able to watch where they go on our interactive map. More... |
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The northern bald ibis is the rarest bird in the Middle East. We have been tracking four of them via satellite transmitters – two as they left Syria for the winter and two juveniles released from the semi-wild population in Turkey. Find out what happened on their journeys here with us. Watch this space for further news on the exciting next steps for this important work! More... |
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We're tracking red kites from the re-introduction scheme in the North of Scotland. Follow them as they explore the region (and sometimes well beyond it) before setting up breeding territories of their own. More... |
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