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Links to websites featuring photos and information about birds in Britain
See also: Bird Watching
UK Safari - Birds
Description: Close up photos and information about many of the species of wild
birds found in Britain.
The British Trust for
Ornithology
Description: The UK's leading bird research organisation.
Birds by Postcode
Description: Discover which birds are likely to be found in your garden by visiting this site and entering your postcode
BirdLife International
Description: A global alliance of conservation organisations working together for the world's birds and people.
Swans
Wildlife Action
Description: A group set up to improve the safety of habitats for wildlife in
the south-east.
Red Kite Feeding Station at Gigrin Farm
Wild red kites are fed at Gigrin Farm every day. The five large hides at the feeding station offer breathtaking views as kites compete with ravens and buzzards for choice pickings.
The Hawk and Owl Trust
Description: Dedicated to the conservation of wild birds of prey and their
habitats.
The Royal Society for the
Protection of Birds
Description: Creates and manages nature reserves to help birds and other
wildlife.
Young Ornithologists'
Club
Description: For young people, this is the youth branch of the RSPB.
The Wildfowl and
Wetlands Trust
Description: Saves wetlands for wildlife and people.
WWTLearn
Description: An educational web site from The Wildfowl and Wetlands Trust.
Features lesson plans, fact files, images and online games.
Birds in a
Cheshire Garden
Description: The birdlife in a Cheshire Garden including sightings, feeding, a
quiz and more.
Osprey Watch Home
Page
Description: Follow the activities of the wild ospreys at the Lake District
Osprey Project.
World of Owls
Description: The primary aim of the "World of Owls" is to ensure the
survival of owls throughout the world. This objective will be achieved by
rescue, conservation, education, research and restoration of their natural
habitat.
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