March: hunting secrets of our aerial assassins

THESE TALES OF FUR AND FEATHER TAKE US INTO THE HABITATS OF BOTH OUR PLANET’S BEST-LOVED AND MOST-MALIGNED SPECIES

It’s a part of Iceland that’s off the tourist trail, but it’s brilliant for birding, writes Vanessa Wright

John Miles rounds up the latest releases…

D aylight, soft and grey, spreads into the ...

30-minute birder Amanda Tuke sees the benefits of being distracted by birds at home, and on the coast

Does the abundance of rowan berries really forecast snowy days and a hard winter, muses Tessa Waugh , as a home meet draws people of all ages, stages and pre-dawn routines