Bird species returns to Norfolk coast after years of decline due to bird flu

The rare colony hit by bird flu and extreme weather now bouncing back

The UK’s second-rarest breeding seabird has experienced significant long-term declines across the country

Bird species returns to Norfolk coast after years of decline due to bird flu

Tern colonies are making a comeback to Blakeney Point in large numbers after years of decline due to bird flu.

Northumberland rare tern populations "recovering"

Terns had an "encouraging" breeding season, the National Trust says, in Northumberland and Norfolk.

Record breaking season for little tern colony on the Northumberland coast

One of the UK’s rarest seabirds has enjoyed a record-breaking year on the Northumberland coast.

Terns see boost to breeding at key seabird colonies this year – National Trust

England’s Tern Colonies Show Signs of Recovery After Years of Decline

After years of grim headlines about bird flu outbreaks, flooding, and volatile weather patterns, England’s tern populations are finally showing signs of a comeback. New figures released by the National Trust paint an encouraging picture for several of the country’s most vital breeding colonies, offering a rare bit of good news for seabird conservation. Among […] The post England’s Tern Colonies Show Signs of Recovery After Years of Decline first…