Billions of birds travel distances incomprehensible to humans annually. Some, like the Arctic tern, log sufficient miles in ...

Sun Bird: The Amazing Journey of the Arctic Tern Lindsay Moore. Greenwillow, $19.99 (40p) ISBN 978-0-06-306100-2 ...

Breeding in polar ecosystems presents both opportunities and formidable challenges for over 250 modern bird species. Some, like the Arctic tern, undertake extreme migrations between the poles ...

James Porteus, area ranger at Long Nanny, said that by this time last year, the first few cases of bird flu had been confirmed and 1,329 Arctic terns – 1,066 chicks and 263 adults – died from ...

The Arctic Tern has been reported over 90 times in the last week on eBird. Another fellow rare bird, the White-Cheeked Tern has been lodged 33 times Saturday, Jun 28, 2025 ...

Rangers looking after Britain’s largest mainland colony of Arctic terns are “on tenterhooks” to see how the seabirds fare after a devastating outbreak of bird flu last year. National Trust ...

No bird flu reported in Arctic tern colony . 12 August 2024. Share Save. Jason Arunn Murugesu. BBC News, North East and Cumbria. Share Save. Rachel Bigsby/National Trust images.

Rangers are delighted after finding no confirmed cases of bird flu in Britain's largest mainland colony of Arctic terns. Last year, about 1,000 chicks died from the disease at Long Nanny on the ...

Rangers looking after Britain’s largest mainland colony of Arctic terns are “on tenterhooks” to see how the seabirds fare after a devastating outbreak of bird flu last year. National Trust ...

Rangers looking after Britain’s largest mainland colony of Arctic terns are “on tenterhooks” to see how the seabirds fare after a devastating outbreak of bird flu last year. National Trust ...

Rangers looking after Britain’s largest mainland colony of Arctic terns are “on tenterhooks” to see how the seabirds fare after a devastating outbreak of bird flu last year. National Trust rangers are ...

Rangers looking after Britain’s largest mainland colony of Arctic terns are “on tenterhooks” to see how the seabirds fare after a devastating outbreak of bird flu last year. National Trust ...