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Black-necked Grebe
This elegant waterbird transforms from a dusky gray to a striking golden-eared beauty during the breeding season.
Black-tailed Godwit
With its striking orange-red breeding plumage and long, probing bill, this elegant wader is a highlight of UK wetlands and coastal areas.
Arctic Loon
This distinctive diver patrols northern lakes and coasts, its haunting calls echoing across the water.
Blackbird
With its beautiful song and striking jet-black plumage, this garden favourite is a year-round staple of British backyards and parks.
Blackcap
This petite warbler, with its distinctive black or brown cap, fills British gardens and woodlands with its rich, flute-like song.
Brambling
This winter visitor from northern forests brightens up gardens and woodlands with its vibrant orange breast and distinctive white rump.
Brent Goose
Coastal wanderers with a distinctive dark plumage, these small geese embark on epic migrations across the Northern Hemisphere.
Bullfinch
This vibrant songbird turns heads with its rosy-red breast and distinctive black cap, brightening gardens and woodlands across Europe and Asia.
Buzzard
With piercing eyes, broad wings and a distinctive 'mewing' call, this adaptable raptor is a common sight soaring over fields and woodlands across Europe and beyond.
Canada Goose
A honking force of nature, these large waterfowl are as much at home on suburban lawns as they are in wild wetlands.
Western Capercaillie
The largest grouse in Europe, this forest-dwelling bird puts on an impressive mating display that's a sight to behold in the wild.
Carrion Crow
Known for its jet-black plumage and sharp intelligence, this cunning corvid thrives in both urban and rural landscapes across Europe and Asia.
Cattle Egret
This adaptable white heron has a knack for following large animals, snatching up insects disturbed by their movement.
Cetti's Warbler
This lively songster fills wetlands with its explosive call, often heard but rarely seen due to its secretive nature.
Chaffinch
With its cheerful song and vibrant plumage, this common garden visitor is a welcomed sight to backyards across Europe.
Chiffchaff
This tiny leaf warbler fills European woodlands with its cheerful "chiff-chaff" song, a sure sign that spring has sprung.
Red-billed Chough
A charismatic crow with a striking red bill and feet, this acrobatic flyer thrives on coastal cliffs and mountainsides worldwide.
Cirl Bunting
This charming songbird, with its vibrant yellow and green plumage, brightens up hedgerows and farmlands across southern Europe.
Coal Tit
This tiny dynamo of the forest flits through evergreen branches, its distinctive white nape patch flashing as it acrobatically searches for insects and seeds.
Eurasian Collared Dove
This gentle, pale-grey dove has spread across continents, adapting to diverse habitats from bustling cities to quiet countryside.
Common Gull
Also known as the Mew Gull, this adaptable seabird thrives in coastal areas and urban spaces alike, known for its piercing calls and opportunistic feeding habits.
Common Redpoll
With its rosy blush and distinctive red cap, this small finch brightens up winter feeders across the Northern Hemisphere.
Common Sandpiper
A lively shoreline dancer, this small wader bobs and teeters along waterways worldwide, flashing its distinctive white wing-bar in flight.
Common Scoter
Diving beneath the waves, this sea duck transforms coastal waters into its own aquatic playground.
Black-necked Grebe
This elegant waterbird transforms from a dusky gray to a striking golden-eared beauty during the breeding season.
Black-tailed Godwit
With its striking orange-red breeding plumage and long, probing bill, this elegant wader is a highlight of UK wetlands and coastal areas.
Arctic Loon
This distinctive diver patrols northern lakes and coasts, its haunting calls echoing across the water.
Blackbird
With its beautiful song and striking jet-black plumage, this garden favourite is a year-round staple of British backyards and parks.
Blackcap
This petite warbler, with its distinctive black or brown cap, fills British gardens and woodlands with its rich, flute-like song.
Brambling
This winter visitor from northern forests brightens up gardens and woodlands with its vibrant orange breast and distinctive white rump.
Brent Goose
Coastal wanderers with a distinctive dark plumage, these small geese embark on epic migrations across the Northern Hemisphere.
Bullfinch
This vibrant songbird turns heads with its rosy-red breast and distinctive black cap, brightening gardens and woodlands across Europe and Asia.
Buzzard
With piercing eyes, broad wings and a distinctive 'mewing' call, this adaptable raptor is a common sight soaring over fields and woodlands across Europe and beyond.
Canada Goose
A honking force of nature, these large waterfowl are as much at home on suburban lawns as they are in wild wetlands.
Western Capercaillie
The largest grouse in Europe, this forest-dwelling bird puts on an impressive mating display that's a sight to behold in the wild.
Carrion Crow
Known for its jet-black plumage and sharp intelligence, this cunning corvid thrives in both urban and rural landscapes across Europe and Asia.
Cattle Egret
This adaptable white heron has a knack for following large animals, snatching up insects disturbed by their movement.
Cetti's Warbler
This lively songster fills wetlands with its explosive call, often heard but rarely seen due to its secretive nature.
Chaffinch
With its cheerful song and vibrant plumage, this common garden visitor is a welcomed sight to backyards across Europe.
Chiffchaff
This tiny leaf warbler fills European woodlands with its cheerful "chiff-chaff" song, a sure sign that spring has sprung.
Red-billed Chough
A charismatic crow with a striking red bill and feet, this acrobatic flyer thrives on coastal cliffs and mountainsides worldwide.
Cirl Bunting
This charming songbird, with its vibrant yellow and green plumage, brightens up hedgerows and farmlands across southern Europe.
Coal Tit
This tiny dynamo of the forest flits through evergreen branches, its distinctive white nape patch flashing as it acrobatically searches for insects and seeds.
Eurasian Collared Dove
This gentle, pale-grey dove has spread across continents, adapting to diverse habitats from bustling cities to quiet countryside.
Common Gull
Also known as the Mew Gull, this adaptable seabird thrives in coastal areas and urban spaces alike, known for its piercing calls and opportunistic feeding habits.
Common Redpoll
With its rosy blush and distinctive red cap, this small finch brightens up winter feeders across the Northern Hemisphere.
Common Sandpiper
A lively shoreline dancer, this small wader bobs and teeters along waterways worldwide, flashing its distinctive white wing-bar in flight.
Common Scoter
Diving beneath the waves, this sea duck transforms coastal waters into its own aquatic playground.