Birdwatch
Archivé depuis
January/February 1992
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410 issues
Birdwatch is Britain’s leading monthly publication for birding enthusiasts and a vital reference for ornithological study across the Western Palearctic. Since its launch in 1992, Birdwatch has built a comprehensive digital archive of almost 400 issues, updated monthly, providing a unique record of birds and birding in Britain, Ireland and beyond.
Each edition explores a broad spectrum of birding topics – including species profiles, vagrancy and migration, taxonomy, conservation and current affairs – alongside in-depth content such as:
Each edition explores a broad spectrum of birding topics – including species profiles, vagrancy and migration, taxonomy, conservation and current affairs – alongside in-depth content such as:
- Detailed identification guides
- Reviews of optics, cameras and other birding gear
- Tips to enhance your birding from our expert team
- Travel itineraries for top birding destinations
Thanks to the fully searchable archive, accessing decades of curated content is simple and efficient. Whether you're looking for historical data, specialist advice, or species-specific insights, the platform enables precise research, making Birdwatch an indispensable tool for naturalists, birders and conservation professionals alike.
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Shorebird superhighways
As waders return from their breeding grounds, David Callahan explores the major flyways they use and the dangers they face.
Birding on the spectrum
What does it mean to experience birding through an autistic lens? Duncan Poyser examines how neurodiversity can shape our relationship with nature.
Field ID notes: Whinchat
Ed Stubbs provides advice on finding autumn migrants, as well as ageing and sexing them with confidence.
Caspian Gull’s unstoppable march
Josh Jones delves into the rapid rise of this intriguing larid, which may be on the verge of colonising Britain.
Galicia’s greatest show
Antonio Sandoval Rey showcases Estaca de Bares, one of Europe’s premier seawatching destinations.
Seabird sentinels
As waders return from their breeding grounds, David Callahan explores the major flyways they use and the dangers they face.
Birding on the spectrum
What does it mean to experience birding through an autistic lens? Duncan Poyser examines how neurodiversity can shape our relationship with nature.
Field ID notes: Whinchat
Ed Stubbs provides advice on finding autumn migrants, as well as ageing and sexing them with confidence.
Caspian Gull’s unstoppable march
Josh Jones delves into the rapid rise of this intriguing larid, which may be on the verge of colonising Britain.
Galicia’s greatest show
Antonio Sandoval Rey showcases Estaca de Bares, one of Europe’s premier seawatching destinations.
Seabird sentinels
As the Seabird Monitoring Programme celebrates its 40th anniversary, Erin Taylor looks back the insights revealed by the long-running survey.
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