What is behind the continuing decline of our songbirds today? What are the underlying reasons and what potential solutions should be investigated? SongBird Survival is committed to finding out the answers to these questions through commissioning quality scientific research into the issue. This film, presented by ecologist Katy Thomas, introduces SongBird Survival and looks at where the UK's famous dawn chorus is heading.
SongBird Survival
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- People's Republic of South Yorkshire
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To many predators .
Plenty of conservation blocks and food for birds now .
But predator numbers keep increasing.
From cats to magpies to sparrow hawks to grey squirrels.
All eat birds and/or eggs. All apart from hawks can get food elsewhere, so their numbers font decline even when their prey numbers do.
To many predators .
Plenty of conservation blocks and food for birds now .
But predator numbers keep increasing.
From cats to magpies to sparrow hawks to grey squirrels.
All eat birds and/or eggs. All apart from hawks can get food elsewhere, so their numbers font decline even when their prey numbers do.