A white-tailed eagle - the UK's largest bird of prey - has once more been spotted in the New Forest. Daily Echo Camera Club member Jordan Callaghan managed to capture the white-tailed eagle in ...

Wildlife cameraman Hamza Yassin goes in search of his favourite birds of prey, travelling around the UK to find them and meeting the people who are fighting to protect them. Show more Wildlife ...

Falcons are a genetically distinct group and are more closely related to parrots than the other birds of prey.

New Forest residents have been treated to a flyover from the United Kingdom’s biggest bird of prey. Daily Echo Camera Club member Jordan Callaghan managed to capture a white-tailed eagle soaring ...

Poisons being left by criminals to kill birds of prey could result in a human fatality ... had seen a record number of incidents across the UK in recent years, including in Norfolk, Dorset ...

A new project to protect birds of prey in parts of Sheffield has been launched. Owlthorpe Fields Conservation Group wants to ...

The UK’s largest woodland conservation charity is fighting to make sure the rainforests across the country are preserved for ...

THE UK'S "hovering hunter" was spotted ready to catch ... was ready to swoop onto some unsuspecting prey when a Worcester News Camera Club member captured the bird mid-flight on the Malvern Hills.

No one in Northern Ireland has been prosecuted for illegally killing birds of prey, despite 89 confirmed ... have been illegally killed across the UK between 2009 and 2023. Threatened species ...

Peregrine Falcons are known for being the fastest bird of prey in the UK and reaches speeds of up to 200 miles per hour when diving down on its prey from a great height. Dave said: "I was in ...

BIRDS of prey look set to be brought in to tackle crows ... A pesticide which was once used to keep the grubs at bay has been made illegal in the UK resulting in a huge rise in numbers.

Gauntlet Birds of Prey Eagle and Vulture Park in Knutsford is now home to 180 birds from 50 different species.