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Garden Bird Populations Are Rapidly Declining, How Can We Save Them?
Over a quarter of birds endemic to Britain are on the RSPB's red list and this means that their numbers are reducing rapidly. Species like swift and house martin come to the UK for the spring and summer before heading south to warmer climates. But the conditions they face in the UK and throughout their migration paths have a substantial impact on their survival.
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England's New Hunting Law Allows the Killing of Wild Birds to Protect Game Birds
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