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It’s the holiday season: if you’re going away in the UK please remember to submit records of any rare breeding birds you encounter. Watch the video to see how you can help, particularly in the more remote areas in the north and west where there are gaps in coverage

The long Easter weekend - a perfect opportunity for recording rare breeding birds! There’s a blog with lots of tips on what to look for in April at rbbp.org.uk/2023/04/25/wha…

We are excited to welcome you all to our Open Day TOMORROW! 🥳 Here is the full programme of events happening throughout the day. There will also be an activity for children to take part in on the West Lawn.

England's breeding Black-tailed Godwits. Has headstarting (raising and fledging more chicks from a small number of pairs) reinforced inbreeing, potentially with negative consequences? Blog about new #genetics paper in IBIS. wadertales.wordpress.com/2025/04/29/is-…

Exciting news from Wyre Forest NNR, Lesser Spotted Woodpecker nest cavities viewed by Ken & Linda Smith with endoscope on 2 May. Female incubating 7 eggs (not all visible in photo) in one and 6 tiny chicks just hatched at 2nd nest. Well done Natural England staff for finding.

A new (2 part) video with 3 pointers to making your birding and recording more valuable for the RBBP, and thus for the conservation of rare breeding birds. We’ll post a summary version for those who don’t want to watch the whole thing!

As promised, a shorter video (saves you 4 minutes to spend birding) with 3 pointers to make your birdwatching more valuable for the monitoring of rare breeding birds

A mid-season reminder to put the welfare of rare breeding birds first, and to think carefully before sharing sightings

DUCKS: by now most ducks will have settled at potential breeding sites. So all records of scarce & rare breeding ducks, including Shoveler, Wigeon, Garganey, Pintail, Pochard and Red-breasted Merganser, should be submitted, with breeding evidence, to the relevant county recorder