Wildife and Bird Watching in Northumberland
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Recent Northumberland news
- First otter ever recorded on Farne Islands
- Seabirds on the Farne Islands buck the national trend
- Hen harrier persecution means no population increase again in England
- Forestry Commission create 100 wildlife ponds in Kielder Forest
- Puffin numbers drop 30% on Farne Islands in 5 years
- Bird crime stats jump 40%
- Five Hen harrier chicks fledge in Northumberland
- Leucistic Great tit
- 21 year old owl breaking records in Kielder
More Northumberland news
- Six Hen harrier chicks hatch in Northumberland.
- Hen harriers incubating 6 eggs on Northumberland nest
- Farne Islands puffin count gets underway
- Northumberland's Wildlife Habitats Show Improvement
- Bad week for seal pups as many die and some are rescued after storms.
- Endangered White-clawed crayfish thriving in Northumberland.
- Red kites breed in North East England for the first time for 170 years.
- The Forestry Commission is mounting a major survey to track down and conserve Kielder’s rare wild goats.
- Record Number of Little Auks Seen on Farne Islands
Bird crime stats jump 40%July 2008. Reported crimes against birds of prey escalated to an unwelcome record in 2007, increasing by 40 per cent on 2006.
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