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After two decades documenting the Highlands’ ptarmigan population, James
B ecause it’s the school summer holidays, it’s ...
Wildlife photography isn’t all about attention-grabbing species, writes Rob Read
The rise and rise of raptor species has been a major success of the past half century, but it may well have been the downfall of the common kestrel
Unhurried in flight and with a sideline in stolen goods, the handsome red kite is the gentleman thief of the raptor world
It’s 9pm in late april in an area of the Isle of Man known as the Ballaugh Curragh, and a most unusual nocturnal migration is taking place. As darkness descends on a 2km² area of wet woodland, an esti
From a heroic long-distance swimmer to a producer of spectacularly eerie sound effects, the seabirds seen swooping and diving over British waters have all manner of singular skills, says John Lewis-Stempel
