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Smew
A striking sea duck with a distinctive black and white plumage, often dubbed the "white nun" for its unique appearance.
Common Snipe
A master of camouflage, this secretive wader's distinctive "drumming" display fills European wetlands each spring.
Snow Bunting
A small songbird that breeds in extreme climates, these gregarious birds live in cold, open habitats, frequently flying from spot to spot and showing off their snow-white wing and tail feathers.
Snow Goose
One of seven American goose species, the Snow Goose is a noisy migrant that visits the Lower 48 states each winter. These beautiful birds have increased dramatically since the second half of the 20th century.
Song Thrush
With its melodious repertoire of over 100 distinct phrases, this speckled snail-loving songster fills gardens and woodlands with enchanting tunes across its range.
Sooty Shearwater
Known for their epic circular annual migrations, sooty shearwaters breed in the Southern Hemisphere, before undertaking a lengthy clockwise tour of Northern Hemisphere ocean waters before returning to their original southern nesting colonies and repeating the process.
Sparrowhawk
This stealthy and agile hunter tears through woodlands and gardens, striking fear into the hearts of small birds across Europe and Asia.
Eurasian Spoonbill
Wielding a distinctive spoon-shaped bill, this elegant wader sifts through shallow waters on a global journey from Europe to Asia.
Spotted Crake
A secretive marsh-dweller, this small rail skulks through dense wetland vegetation, rarely revealing its striking spotted plumage.
Spotted Flycatcher
Perched quietly on branches, this unassuming songbird launches into sudden, graceful aerial acrobatics to snatch flying insects mid-air.
Spotted Redshank
With its striking black breeding plumage, this wading bird transforms from a drab winter gray to a stunning sight in wetlands across Europe and Asia.
Common Starling
This iridescent troublemaker has a knack for mimicry and a taste for farmland snacks, making it both admired and controversial across its widespread range.
Stock Dove
The gentle cooing of this widespread pigeon echoes through woodlands and farmlands across Eurasia, often mistaken for its more familiar cousin, the Wood Pigeon.
Eurasian Stone-curlew
With piercing yellow eyes and cryptic plumage, this ground-dwelling bird is a master of camouflage in open habitats worldwide.
Stonechat
A charming little bird with a big personality, often spotted perched atop gorse bushes and fence posts across Europe, Asia, and Africa.
European Storm-petrel
Skimming the waves of open oceans, this tiny seabird braves some of the world's stormiest waters with remarkable agility.
Barn Swallow
Swooping gracefully through the skies, this agile flyer catches insects on the wing and heralds the arrival of spring in many parts of the world.
Common Swift
The master of the skies, this aerial acrobat spends up to 10 months aloft, touching down only to breed.
Taiga Bean Goose
One of nature's long-distance champions, this hardy goose braves Arctic tundra and boreal forests on its epic migrations.
Tawny Owl
With its haunting "hoot" echoing through moonlit forests, this nocturnal hunter is a master of stealth.
Eurasian Teal
Fast and erratic in flight, the Teal is the United Kingdom’s smallest wildfowl species. Despite occurring year-round in low numbers, birdwatchers are most likely to spot these tiny ducks in the winter when large numbers arrive from abroad.
Temminck's Stint
Small but mighty, this globetrotting sandpiper covers vast distances during its annual migrations, touching down on shorelines from Arctic tundra to tropical beaches.
Tree Pipit
A master of woodland edges, this small songbird fills summer air with its distinctive parachuting display flight and melodious tune.
Eurasian Tree Sparrow
This chirpy little songbird has charmed its way across Europe and Asia, becoming a familiar sight in both rural fields and bustling city parks.
Smew
A striking sea duck with a distinctive black and white plumage, often dubbed the "white nun" for its unique appearance.
Common Snipe
A master of camouflage, this secretive wader's distinctive "drumming" display fills European wetlands each spring.
Snow Bunting
A small songbird that breeds in extreme climates, these gregarious birds live in cold, open habitats, frequently flying from spot to spot and showing off their snow-white wing and tail feathers.
Snow Goose
One of seven American goose species, the Snow Goose is a noisy migrant that visits the Lower 48 states each winter. These beautiful birds have increased dramatically since the second half of the 20th century.
Song Thrush
With its melodious repertoire of over 100 distinct phrases, this speckled snail-loving songster fills gardens and woodlands with enchanting tunes across its range.
Sooty Shearwater
Known for their epic circular annual migrations, sooty shearwaters breed in the Southern Hemisphere, before undertaking a lengthy clockwise tour of Northern Hemisphere ocean waters before returning to their original southern nesting colonies and repeating the process.
Sparrowhawk
This stealthy and agile hunter tears through woodlands and gardens, striking fear into the hearts of small birds across Europe and Asia.
Eurasian Spoonbill
Wielding a distinctive spoon-shaped bill, this elegant wader sifts through shallow waters on a global journey from Europe to Asia.
Spotted Crake
A secretive marsh-dweller, this small rail skulks through dense wetland vegetation, rarely revealing its striking spotted plumage.
Spotted Flycatcher
Perched quietly on branches, this unassuming songbird launches into sudden, graceful aerial acrobatics to snatch flying insects mid-air.
Spotted Redshank
With its striking black breeding plumage, this wading bird transforms from a drab winter gray to a stunning sight in wetlands across Europe and Asia.
Common Starling
This iridescent troublemaker has a knack for mimicry and a taste for farmland snacks, making it both admired and controversial across its widespread range.
Stock Dove
The gentle cooing of this widespread pigeon echoes through woodlands and farmlands across Eurasia, often mistaken for its more familiar cousin, the Wood Pigeon.
Eurasian Stone-curlew
With piercing yellow eyes and cryptic plumage, this ground-dwelling bird is a master of camouflage in open habitats worldwide.
Stonechat
A charming little bird with a big personality, often spotted perched atop gorse bushes and fence posts across Europe, Asia, and Africa.
European Storm-petrel
Skimming the waves of open oceans, this tiny seabird braves some of the world's stormiest waters with remarkable agility.
Barn Swallow
Swooping gracefully through the skies, this agile flyer catches insects on the wing and heralds the arrival of spring in many parts of the world.
Common Swift
The master of the skies, this aerial acrobat spends up to 10 months aloft, touching down only to breed.
Taiga Bean Goose
One of nature's long-distance champions, this hardy goose braves Arctic tundra and boreal forests on its epic migrations.
Tawny Owl
With its haunting "hoot" echoing through moonlit forests, this nocturnal hunter is a master of stealth.
Eurasian Teal
Fast and erratic in flight, the Teal is the United Kingdom’s smallest wildfowl species. Despite occurring year-round in low numbers, birdwatchers are most likely to spot these tiny ducks in the winter when large numbers arrive from abroad.
Temminck's Stint
Small but mighty, this globetrotting sandpiper covers vast distances during its annual migrations, touching down on shorelines from Arctic tundra to tropical beaches.
Tree Pipit
A master of woodland edges, this small songbird fills summer air with its distinctive parachuting display flight and melodious tune.
Eurasian Tree Sparrow
This chirpy little songbird has charmed its way across Europe and Asia, becoming a familiar sight in both rural fields and bustling city parks.