Birds

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After 19 years and 44 chicks, Glaslyn Valley osprey is unlikely to return

Mrs G has not returned to the nest she built with her partner Aran

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Wildlife: Goldcrest is a tiny treat in my garden

Alan Wright from The Wildlife Trust spots a spring delight

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Wildlife: Woodland auditions with our feathered friends

Sean Wood, writer of the Laughing Badger column, finds himself judge of an avian contest

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Lancaster to honour woman who saved a million birds

Emily's action was critical in saving thousands of bird species around the world from being hunted to extinction for the millinery trade

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Wildlife: An unforgettable encounter in the wilderness

Sean Wood, writer of the Laughing Badger column, gets up close and personal on his latest adventure

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Wildlife: Exotic plumes, pioneering photography and RSPB connections

Sean Wood, writer of the Laughing Badger column, takes a long look back over the decades

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Family-friendly Easter event returns to popular Lancashire nature reserve

Spotting 25 giant bright yellow ducks hidden around the wetlands site, eagle-eyed adventurers can explore the site from top to bottom

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Wildlife: Caught between two raging robins

Alan Wright from the Wildlife Trust encounters a garden stand-off

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Laughing Badger: Hands-on wildlife exploration brings classroom to life

Wildlife writer Sean Wood looks at how the RSPB's nature-based schools' sessions can benefit children in a myriad of ways

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Wildlife: Kingfisher are a colourful part of our Wild Isles

Alan Wright from The Wildlife Trust talks about the 'electric blue and orange superstar'

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Laughing Badger: Soothing joys of nature and a wild campfire

Wildlife writer Sean Wood talks about health, wellbeing, and getting back to basics

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Wildlife: Spring is on the way

Promising green shoots are starting to show in gardens, parks and woodland